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> no hidpi support It's been added quite late, and who knows why it's off by default, but there is a checkbox now in Settings -> Interface called "Enlarge text
by hvis 6y ago
> no hidpi support
It's been added quite late, and who knows why it's off by default, but there is a checkbox now in Settings -> Interface called "Enlarge text and icons based on monitor size".
Works well here.
- wetpaws 6y agoDoes not work for me neither on gnome not on kde and I have to explicitly add gtk_gdi_scalibg to run arguments. Also no fractional scaling, lol.
- hvis 6y agoI'm using it with GNOME 3.36 (Ubuntu 20.04). With 200% scaling set in the Display settings GUI.
- wetpaws 6y agoYes, I understand, it might work for you. Not sure if you expect that sharing this would magically make it work for me, the fact is that my personal experience shows it does not work in two entirely different linux distributives.
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- hvis 6y agoI'm saying it can and should work. And that it's possible for you to discover a configuration on your machine that would make it work. And if it's still a no go, you can file a bug report (which you wouldn't be able to do, as such, if there were no such feature at all).
- WhyNotHugo 6y agoThat only works if you're running on HiDPI with no screen scaling -- which will just make everything else look tiny (though Steam would look fine).
- hvis 6y agoErr, no. This is explicitly about scaling. I use 200% scaling on the desktop, and this exact checkbox makes Steam use 2x as well.