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Kwin Wayland High DPI Support
The current world of high DPI works fine when dealing with a single montior and only dealing with modern apps.
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My adventures on Crafting PT II
I copy&paste the script used on Kate and adapted for AtCore situation. So far everything is working, so I just need to have an icon done and submit the diff for approval and have it inside Craft.
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A proposal to move GNOME to GitLab
The GNOME project has, after a period of contemplation, put forward a proposal to move to a GitLab installation on GNOME's infrastructure. "We are confident that GitLab is a good choice for GNOME, and we can’t wait for GNOME to modernise our developer experience with it. It will provide us with vastly more effective tools, an easier landing for newcomers, and lots of opportunities to improve the way that we work. We're ready to start working on the migration."
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Fractional scaling goes east
When we introduced HiDPI support in GNOME a few years ago, we took the simplest possible approach that was feasible to implement with the infrastructure we had available at the time.
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