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		jraph 32 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Microsoft forced me to switch to Linux > Wayland has fractional scaling as a sort-of workaround if you can tolerate the entire screen being blurry Not blurry for me on KDE and I wouldn't tolerate blurry, I'd prefer the imperfect solution of using bigger fonts.

pimeys 32 days ago | [–]

KDE Plasma 6 might be the only desktop that does this right on Linux.

craftkiller 32 days ago | [–]

I've also been running fractional scaling on Sway for many years now and native wayland applications are not blurry. X11 apps run through XWayland will be blurry, but I don't have any legacy X11 apps remaining on my system.

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