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You forget software. I have great 3-rd party display for my laptop, but with Linux it's often software that doesn't support that. Text looks too small, often ti
by RomanPushkin 3y ago
You forget software. I have great 3-rd party display for my laptop, but with Linux it's often software that doesn't support that. Text looks too small, often times there is no scaling possible. Because of that I use Windows + WSL
- orangepurple 3y agoYou need to use KDE to the max if you want a polished graphical experience on Linux. You can have it all with KDE.
- RomanPushkin 3y agoUnless you restart your computer and want to use some boot loader for picking up partition. I mean it all sounds cool, but rough edges are everywhere. There is no such thing as "polished graphical experience on Linux".
- happymellon 3y agoDo you have a slightly more concrete example? What sort of resolution is the external display, and do you have (just one would be fine) example of an app that messes up? It's going to be the only way to fix this.