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It’s also a pain to get working right with fractional scaling on non-GTK desktops. I had been using GNOME on my little “study pod” ThinkPad X1 Nano (which has
by jwells89 3y ago
It’s also a pain to get working right with fractional scaling on non-GTK desktops.
I had been using GNOME on my little “study pod” ThinkPad X1 Nano (which has a screen that requires 1.5x UI scale) but Anki was a real pain under that and so started using KDE instead. Anki runs well there but KDE isn’t quite my cup of tea. Wish it were more DE-agnostic.