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Windows has undergone no less than 4 different iterations of DPI scaling. Why are third party apps such a crapshoot? Partly, history. You can of course use compatibility mode to force System scaling, and that makes it work at the cost of blur.
#Cuda emulator windows nvcc pro#
IDA Pro launches with enormous window borders and some controls still scaling when loaded after a DPI change. Qt supports scaling but on Windows mixed DPI setups its broken. I filed a feedback item about this one.Īs for third party apps, it’s a crapshoot. You have to entirely sign out for Explorer to enforce minimum column widths correctly on a new DPI, and it just won’t on mixed DPI it appears to adjust them on startup and never again. Some builtin Windows apps don’t handle DPI switches correctly even then. Here’s an explorer window that didn’t make the transition.
This often screws up apps that are slow to respond to DPI changes, like Explorer, which sometimes manages to resize my locked taskbar during this process, and it frequently leaves applications in a totally broken state. The process of connecting them causes Windows to throw a fit, jumping between multiple DPI levels before actually settling on the correct DPI. I have a laptop with a HiDPI screen, that I sometimes connect to two monitors that are normal DPI. I don’t mean “sometime in the past.” I mean, now.
On Windows mixed DPI is damn near unusable. Even on X11 the worst you get is applications that don’t scale correctly. On a typical Wayland desktop the usual biggest problem is the DPI being set wrong for a monitor. The Windows DPI nightmare long surpassed it anyways. Wayland has pretty good per monitor scaling your X11 apps will be blurry but that’s about all I’ve experienced. (aka the Wayland Nightmare and DPI issues everywhere)
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