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The fractional resolution fixes - yes please. I run a 1440p and 2160p pair of displays, and on Wayland I cannot turn on fractional scaling for either of them du

The fractional resolution fixes - yes please. I run a 1440p and 2160p pair of displays, and on Wayland I cannot turn on fractional scaling for either of them due to the graphical artifacting. X - well, I can turn on fractional scaling, but it's global, not per display. KDE's "zoom the desktop with a keystroke" is also really useful. I first saw it on a Tech Tangents stream, where he was streaming an entire desktop/screen, and simply zoomed a segment of it to show something and then reset the zoom. All without touching OBS or the Extron.

adrm 3y ago
Right now I am running Fedora 38 with Gnome on Wayland, enabling experimental fractional scaling, and my two 4k screens are displaying wonderfully at 1.75x. The settings app allows you to do it per-screen, and it also works fine for me. Although I mostly have the same scaling in both displays since both are equal.
- FirmwareBurner 3y ago
  >Right now I am running Fedora 38 with Gnome on Wayland, enabling experimental fractional scaling, and my two 4k screens are displaying wonderfully at 1.75x. Does that scaling work/look good across other apps, outside the Gnome/GTK4 ecosystem?
  - adrm 3y ago
    Just installed Kdenlive to test, and looks fine to me!
    - FirmwareBurner 3y ago
      Does it also scale by the assigned factor or does it stay at 100% scale?
      - adrm 3y ago
        The UI elements have a comparable size to the rest of the apps. I wasn't able to pick any glitches.
        FirmwareBurner 3y ago
        thanks