https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=410632
--- Comment #2 from Raphaël Jakse <raphael....@jakse.fr> --- Hello Nate, Fractional scaling on Plasma and Wayland is very good news. I was holding off because of this and support for middle click paste. I actually tried the Wayland session after this bug report and saw that apps are run in XWayland by default, so I actually have a fully functional desktop there. I'll probably keep using it. And I fully understand that my X11 setup is not supported. It's more like a hack that I grown accustomed to. However, I still think that there is a bug in the UI in the case an X11 session is used that should be solved. Hack or not, I don't see why setting the scaling factor to exactly 1 should not be possible. If it says scaling factor=1 in the settings, the scaling factor should be 1, not 2. It seems that 1 currently means "auto", which seems wrong. It took me time to try to understand what was going on. On my computer, it is impossible to set scaling factor=1, though the UI is pretending I can. It does not make sense. It seems for me that an option should me added, "Auto", which is the current behavior of "1". I don't have this issue on the Wayland session, where scaling factor 1 is actually 1. I'm happy with the Wayland session now, which I discovered thanks to this issue, but I still think that this bug should be fixed as long as the Xorg session is used by default in most distros. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
