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Ubuntu releases will have a reasonably fresh Mesa when shipped. If you're on the LTS releases of Ubuntu (20.04,...
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You know what? It is! I don't understand why so many people felt strongly that we shouldn't do this stuff; it's pretty and fast.
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I think all you've had to set for at least a few months has been this, on Ubuntu 20.04+. No command line options needed anymore.
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I believe most Ubuntu Chromium users won't see the benefits of this until the snaps are built against core bases that have newer packages between Wayland...
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The app's toolkit wasn't the problem here, I'm pretty sure Mutter was telling virt-viewer that my 3000x2000 screen was 1714x1142 (screen is scaled 175%)....
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I'm so happy. I think it was the fractional scaling changes in Wayland and Mutter, but now my VMs in virt-viewer are 1:1 scaling on my fractionally-scaled...
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The kernels from interim Ubuntu releases are backported to LTS through the HWE Kernel Enablement, but the support for LTS+HWE isn't evergreen like the...
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I'm confused. I though HWCAPS was a way to put multiple optimization levels into one binary, while building separate packages was sort of a recently-outdated...Last edited by mangeek; 07 March 2023, 12:31 AM.
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I'm really excited for this. I use fractional scaling today, but the screen size reported to my QEMU VMs is all wonky because the compositor tells QEMU...
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