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Since I updated to gnome 50, the xwayland scale is wrong completelly if I am using a fractional scaling. I use a 125% scaling and all wayland native programs works properly but programs taht runs over xwayland are unusable since appears super small...
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programs that runs over xwayland … appears super small
Can you quantify that? What processes specifically and how small is "super small"? 100% scale? 80% scale?
Do things works normally w/ any integer scale (100% or 200%)?
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programs that runs over xwayland … appears super small
Can you quantify that? What processes specifically and how small is "super small"? 100% scale? 80% scale?
Do things works normally w/ any integer scale (100% or 200%)?
I cannot... seams 50% but I cannot check it.
I upload a screenshot:

It is blackboc-terminal (GTK3/wayland) vs xterm (in xwayland) over my laptop screen FullHD at 125%.
Last edited by koroki (Today 06:13:33)
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The screenshot is scaled down?
Please don't embed "larger" images anyway but just link them.
xdpyinfo | grep -i resol
xrandr -qDo things works normally w/ any integer scale (100% or 200%)?
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/HiDPI#Xwayland is enabled?
Though I'd actually not do that if your interest is xterm, https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/HiDPI#X_Server to scale dpi sized fonts will likely get you better visual results.
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Up as I know, since some years, this is not an experimental feature.
It does not happen when the scale is integer.
https://ibb.co/ds47JsjF
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fractional xwayland scaling is only supported since 20 months w/ v47, no idea whether it's still experimental.
You're apparently using a bitmap font, ie. it will not be DPI scaled and you'd *have* to employ some sort of (blurry) upscaling of the rendered image, is that intentional?
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Seth is right about the bitmap font that error is xterm failing to load it and falling back to something tiny.
Maybe try this:
xterm -fa 'Monospace' -fs 12Or set it permanently in ~/.Xresources:
XTermfaceName: Monospace
XTermfaceSize: 12Fix that first, then see if the scaling still looks off.
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