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Is it actually in Wayland or is it "implementation should handle it somehow" like most of wayland? Because what is probably 90% of wayland install base only sup

by 0x457 1y ago

Is it actually in Wayland or is it "implementation should handle it somehow" like most of wayland? Because what is probably 90% of wayland install base only supports communicating integer scales to clients.

sho_hn 1y ago
It's in Wayland in the same way everything else is, i.e. fractional scaling is now a protocol included in the standard protocol suite. > Because what is probably 90% of wayland install base only supports communicating integer scales to clients. As someone shipping a couple of million cars per year running Wayland, the install base is a lot bigger than you think it is :)
- 0x457 1y ago
  Hmmm, sorry, but I don't care about install base of wayland in a highly controlled environment (how many different monitor panels you ship is probably less amount of displays with different DPI in my living room right now).
  - sho_hn 1y ago
    90% is still nonsense even in desktop Linux, tho.