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Not sure it will do anything to hurt Wayland. The app will just run in XWayland which is mostly impossible to tell between a native Wayland app for users.
by Gigachad 3y ago
Not sure it will do anything to hurt Wayland. The app will just run in XWayland which is mostly impossible to tell between a native Wayland app for users.
- rowanG077 3y agoXwayland is instantly recognizable as shitty due to fractional scaling. Which almost everyone with a modern laptop uses.
- Gigachad 3y agoI might not be up to date on this, but does fractional scaling work at all on Linux under any setup? Last I checked GTK just flat out didn't support it or something.
- rowanG077 3y agoYes wayland supports fractional scaling without issues. At least I have had no issues.
- bryanlarsen 3y agoWorks on KDE.
- MindSpunk 3y agoKDE supports fractional scaling. GTK doesn't and as a result neither does GNOME. There's hacks in gnome to work around this by faking it with downscaled integer scaling (render at 2x, squash into 1.5x) but it never provided a good experience for me.