I get it. So there’s no workaround if understand correctly…
I’m running the latest plasma with X11 (Arch). Fractional scaling is working fine with all the qt based apps but I’m experiencing size issues with gtk apps (Lutris or VMware for ex.). Fonts are rendered ok but scaling is not correctly applied to window and icons (titlebar is too small). Is there some kind of workaround? Under wayland things were running smoothly. Thanks
That’s what happened to me a few weeks ago. Tried to post on mastodon something for a Lemmy istance and…same result. Not OP fault so stop downvoting as hell 😊
There’s a link and it’s an article on slashdot that is definitely technology related
It’s just a cross post from mastodon, a link to a slashdot article and it doesn’t seem to break any community rule
It’s just a link to an article on slashdot. It’s clearly a cross post from mastodon. Is is against some rule? Just asking
Siamo così così…col tempo forse…
I share the same experience. I remember back in the 00’s when it had the same allure but tbh nothing has changed that much.
It’s a text file that describes which partition and filesystem must be started (mounted) when the system boots. Generally it’s /etc/fstab. It’s a crucial configuration file.
Yep...but I still see no download button available. I guess we have to wait a little bit more
https://www.thunderbird.net/en-US/thunderbird/115.0/whatsnew/
Linux can handle NTFS (the module is in the kernel). I have a partition formatted with NTFS made for this purpose (shared games files and data). You have to add a line in fstab with the right parameters though…
Still issues with hidpi screen. I still have to manually add a variable to scale correctly
I do agree. Slackware is a great distro but imho belongs to some kind of users