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Yeah I tried this but I used 1x ui scaling + 1.5x font scaling. It works but then all the buttons and stuff are tiny. Maybe I should try 2x gui scaling and 0.7
by eknkc 6y ago
Yeah I tried this but I used 1x ui scaling + 1.5x font scaling. It works but then all the buttons and stuff are tiny.
Maybe I should try 2x gui scaling and 0.75 font size? Never occured to me that I could go below 1 on the scales, it might work.
edit: 2x on wayland is still blurry. 1x + 2x font works but as I said, tiny buttons and stuff.
Still, my point is; why the fuck am I dealing with this?
- whatever1 6y agoBecause it’s free and nobody is willing to put the effort (and pay the cost) to make a pleasing UX for desktop users. In mobile where there is market, Google did it. I stopped trying a couple of years ago (after I got a 4K monitor) to convince myself that desktop Linux is workable. Linux for desktop = console