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Useful discussion, but I take issue with this statement: "Linux still has problems with "fractional" scaling modes like 125 percent and 150 percent, which was w
by scblock 2y ago
Useful discussion, but I take issue with this statement: "Linux still has problems with "fractional" scaling modes like 125 percent and 150 percent, which was what the old Framework screen usually looked best at."
Gnome on Wayland may still require weird workarounds because Gnome is written by people who hate their users, but on Plasma desktop partial scaling just works, including different scale factors between different screens.
- e12e 2y agoI had good experiences with fractional scaling with Wayland - but as I understand it's still trouble for those staying on Xorg?
- jrepinc 2y agoCan confirm. For really good fractional scaling and other modern display tech to really shine on GNU/Linux you need to use KDE Plasma desktop. Others are still catching up.