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		sho_hn 5 months ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Ancient X11 scaling technology 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 5 months 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 5 months ago | [–]

90% is still nonsense even in desktop Linux, tho.

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