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  • Sway 1.0 RC1 Rolls Out With Wayland Clipboard Managers, Swayidle/Swaylock Changes

    Phoronix: Sway 1.0 RC1 Rolls Out With Wayland Clipboard Managers, Swayidle/Swaylock Changes

    The big Sway 1.0 Wayland compositor release is upon us with now having weekly release candidates until the code-base is deemed stable enough to officially ship...

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  • #2
    Hurray! I just started out dabbling with Sway and I'm looking forward to the 1.0 release.

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    • #3
      Does Sway handle mixed DPI screens well? (ie, for example a laptop with 4k screen connected to a 1080p external screen)

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      • #4
        afaik sway has fractional per output scaling https://github.com/swaywm/sway/wiki#hidpi
        i3-compatible Wayland compositor. Contribute to swaywm/sway development by creating an account on GitHub.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by stingray454 View Post
          Does Sway handle mixed DPI screens well? (ie, for example a laptop with 4k screen connected to a 1080p external screen)
          The author claims Sway has the best high and mixed-DPI support of any Linux desktop environment.

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          • #6
            Michael tildearrow missing word?

            "With the Sway 1.0 RC1, it marks the point of being considered [stable?] and no new features being permitted"

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            • #7
              Originally posted by miabrahams View Post

              The author claims Sway has the best high and mixed-DPI support of any Linux desktop environment.
              Sweet. As I understand it the Wayland design is capable of solving the underlying issue with mixed DPI that we get in X, but so far I don't think the support of wayland DE's (KDE and such) is entirely there. Have to give this a try.

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