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The Notebook which had the highest DPI until the UH90/L launched (Chromebook Pixel) exclusively runs Linux. -
You don?t have to remark what I just have said. I have six posts, yes, and you too, but that's exactly the situation I was talking about: you can make 6 posts in a day, sometimes I write two paragraphs and I'm concerned about others understanding my english. In this particular case I wrote " I don't think this news is not important" and you understood the opposite.Originally posted by profoundWHALE View Post
I respect what he does with his site, I can't question it's a successful site and it would be ridiculous to say he's an idiot for whatever reason. The title of this article is just more of a blog entry than a news tabloid and I wasn't aware phoronix.com could be taken as a blog too because there are no reason to think like that when you enter the main page. Knowing this I accept phoronix as it is and I'm prepared to read "articles" that are written from a very subjective point of view.Comment
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Michael :
I have requested a nearest neighbor scaling mode (1 pixel becomes 4 pixels) for various drivers, see:
intel:
amdgpu:
radeon:
nouveau:
NVIDIA proprietary:
As you can see from the comments from Chris Wilson on the Intel thread, it actually turned out that nearest neighbor scaling could be achieved with xrandr.
He has created a patch for xrandr which makes it possible to use nearest neighbor scaling with xrandr, see:
Maybe you could create a news about this
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