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So what about X11 on Asahi? No scaling on user's choice of WM even if they need it for accessibility needs? But hey, no legacy cruft...

• rossy 4y ago
  In Xorg, I think you can scale the whole desktop without changing the display mode with xrandr --scale
• seba_dos1 4y ago
  Seems like you didn't understand what the post was about. You can have arbitrary framebuffer sizes without ever touching the display mode, and with plane scaling in display controllers there's no performance impact whatsoever.
• Brian_K_White 4y ago
  You can scale all you want. The point was only about where in the stack it happens. We used to do it with a Freznel lens out in the air in front of the tv, and we don't do it that way any more either. You could make a cup of coffee by first boiling some water, and then keeping it hot while you grow and harvest the coffee, and eventually finally combine the water with the grounds. If someone comes along and says that is a terrible way to get the job done, they are not saying you can't have hot water or coffee.