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Yeah. And then you connect two monitors with different scaling factor. Turns out X11 can't handle this and Wayland is still broken Actually, this works fine in

Yeah. And then you connect two monitors with different scaling factor. Turns out X11 can't handle this and Wayland is still broken Actually, this works fine in Wayland. I have used Wayland without any issues with amdgpu, including with mixed-DPI screens with GNOME's fractional scaling. However, things go downhill once you have to use X11 applications, and you typically do. E.g. JetBrains IDEs are a train wreck with fractional scaling enabled in GNOME on Wayland.

konart 6y ago
That's the problem. This work fine in Wayland but some things that were working fine on X11 do not. In the end you just give a sigh and go back to you macOS (assuming you were trying to switch). PS: for me though linux distro share the same problems they had back when I was using Ubuntu and the Arch before 2013. Not much have changed since then. Linux on a home\work pc is still mostly about freedom but mostly not about well build human-to-machine interface.