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What’s wrong with Gnome’s multi monitor support? My two monitors even have different pixel density.
by dontlaugh 10mo ago
What’s wrong with Gnome’s multi monitor support? My two monitors even have different pixel density.
- akdor1154 10mo agoGnome works OK with integer scaling, more granular than this and you're up shit creek. E.G. can you set one screen to 150% and one to 175%? (I think the answer to this is 'technically yes but then everything goes a bit blurry because they do it by rendering at 2x then downscaling') Proper mixed dpi scaling means stuff will render pixel-perfectly instead of downscaling hacks.
- dontlaugh 10mo agoI have two 4K monitors, one at 150% and another at 175%. Nothing is blurry. I did have to get a reasonably new Gnome, Ubuntu LTS had one that was broken with fractional scaling.
- tmtvl 10mo agoCan't switch between workspace 1 and 2 on my right monitor while leaving my left one on workspace 3. In fact, I believe by default I wouldn't even get workspaces on my secondary monitor. Because who needs 'organization' anyway?
- dontlaugh 10mo agoI see. I’ve always preferred to switch workspaces together.