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> Funny thing about that: if you want them to be scaled correctly based on different factors for each monitor, then you need a compositor... No, you don't. And
by destructionator 5y ago
> Funny thing about that: if you want them to be scaled correctly based on different factors for each monitor, then you need a compositor...
No, you don't. And using a naive compositor is liable to make things blurry compared to the direct approach (the application requests the physical dpi for its current location and changes its vector drawing).
- md8z 5y agoYeah you do if you want to have the same window span across monitors. And if you have non-integer DPI scaling then things will probably always be either blurry or inaccurate, that is unavoidable.