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XFCE solves this by using XRandR multipliers which can be applied per monitor, where the canvas is really big and is scaled however the target display needs it.
by WesolyKubeczek 1y ago
XFCE solves this by using XRandR multipliers which can be applied per monitor, where the canvas is really big and is scaled however the target display needs it.
It's like macOS is doing it, by the way.
- msgodel 1y agoI always thought I'd run into this issue when I got a machine with a hidpi monitor. Well I have one now and use it with a normal monitor and yeah I fixed it with a single xrandr command. It's not clear to me what exactly everyone's problem has been.
- Izkata 1y agoxrandr exposes a lot of stuff that's not available in GUI configuration screens. At least for Gnome, this is one of them.
- msgodel 1y agoPart of me really feels like 90% of people's complaints with X is really just complaints with gnome. Maybe we'll quit hearing them when gnome finally stops supporting it.