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Known and documented bug with QT, this happens even on QT applications on MacOS, so no, it's not KDE related.
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Actually i've test fractal scaling on Qt 5.13.1 all artifacts are gone, so you should wait for it.
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So we talk about different bugs, i told exactly to fractal scale on X11, it affect all Qt apps, not only KDE, it's horizontal / vertical over widgets. I don't see it, it's quite easy to every application with different dpi `QT_SCALE_FACTOR=1.5 kwrite`
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Originally posted by bvbfan View PostThat bug is totally unrelated to KDE since you can see horizontal / vertical artifacts on drawing lines which means rendering do wrong calculations when it draws. Meanwhile bug report has exactly same artifacts and they are caused by Qt itself, despite bug is assigned or not it's in Qt / Graphic stack.
Since the KDE devs have not filed a bug report upstream, I’m inclined to believe it’s on their end. The Qt bug report you linked to is from an end user. You know perfectly well that it will never be touched as it's completely lacking any of the details needed for Qt devs to work on it.Last edited by slacka; 09 September 2019, 07:03 PM.
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So i'm a contributor to KDE, not a fanboy, if i can fix i'll do, but i don't have deep knowledge in rendering engine. Whatever, rendering is something that KDE does not do, it's done in Qt / Graphic stack, that bug is totally unrelated to KDE since you can see horizontal / vertical artifacts on drawing lines which means rendering do wrong calculations when it draws. Meanwhile bug report has exactly same artifacts and they are caused by Qt itself, despite bug is assigned or not it's in Qt / Graphic stack.
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Originally posted by bvbfan View Post
The issue I am referring to affects KDE apps that use KTextEditor framework. If KDE devs actually believed that this was an issue with upstream qt, then they would to file a proper bug report. In the meantime, all of the evidence points to an internal KDE issue with their framework. All the fanboyism in the world won't change those facts.Last edited by slacka; 09 September 2019, 08:51 AM.
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Originally posted by bvbfan View Post
That's not a KDE bug, it's Qt bug or side effect of rendering + graphic driver.
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Originally posted by slackaProgress here is great, but KDE will continue to look embarrassingly ugly and unprofessional until they address the KDE library bug that causes ugly horizontal lines with many KDE apps like Konsole, KDevelop, kate, and kwrite.
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Originally posted by ThoreauHD View PostWhatever this is, as long as it doesn't turn every rando away from linux because it's a non-functioning screen tearing/black screen POS- I'm good with it.
Along that train of thought, it would be really swell if you kde imbeciles focused on your "Holy crap, It's on Fire!" bugs after this "more shit to break" patch is finished. I am so, so very beyond tired of making excuses for you.
Why is Bob seizing up on the floor from this new 'REM screen tearing' feature that has no epilepsy warning?
Why am I booting to a black screen when the video driver is properly installed?
I don't know. But there are only so many times I can try to explain that kde is NOT Linux, before people flip me off.
In short KDE- Fix yer shit, numbnuts.
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