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ok so if you just set it to 100% and instead change the font size in the 'Appearance' settings then what happens? I think that might solve it. you should give it some time to adjust and you might have to reopen your browser or restart your system for it to take full effect.
Bentley Torres
Artix is like Arch, it's a DIY EndeavousOS is a just werks distro, they're not really comparable If you want a just werks distro without systemd, check out MX Linux If you want DIY without systemd, Artix is fine >Is it worth it to abandon systemd? If you have to ask, then no
Nicholas Martinez
had a fiddle around with font sizing and found something I like only a little time and I'll get used to it
Luke Clark
In the last thread, I was trying to solve an issue where my system wouldn't update because of conflicting nvidia-utils packages. I was able to fix that, but now it doesn't seem like my laptop is detecting the nvidia gpu at all. My first thought is to do a full removal (pacman -Rcs nvidia-utils), then start from scratch so the dependencies are fixed, but the packages that would be removed are: Packages (32) cblas-3.10.0-1 cuda-11.6.1-1 egl-wayland-2:1.1.9+r3+g582b2d3-1 eglexternalplatform-1.1-2 gobject-introspection-1.72.0-1 gwe-0.15.4-1 lib32-nvidia-utils-510.60.02-1 lib32-primus_vk-1.6.1-1 libdazzle-3.44.0-1 linux510-5.10.108-1 linux510-nvidia-510.60.02-1 linux515-nvidia-510.60.02-1 linux516-nvidia-510.60.02-1 nvidia-prime-1.0-4 nvtop-1.2.2-1 opencl-nvidia-510.60.02-1 primus_vk-1.6.1-1 python-beaker-1.11.0-8 python-cycler-0.11.0-1 python-fonttools-4.31.1-1 python-injector-0.19.0-1 python-kiwisolver-1.3.2-3 python-mako-1.1.6-3 python-matplotlib-3.5.1-2 python-numpy-1.22.3-1 python-peewee-3.14.10-1 python-py3nvml-0.2.7-1 python-rx-3.2.0-3 python-typing_extensions-4.1.0-1 python-xlib-0.31-3 qhull-2020.2-4 nvidia-utils-510.60.02-1
Total Removed Size: 5047.97 MiB
Is there another way or am I kinda fucked?
Josiah Peterson
its an xwayland thing i believe. One way to fix it would to be to run firefox in wayland mode (run it with MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND=1). If that doesn't work (there are major issues with xwayland and fractional scaling), just switch to the xorg plasma session. gtk apps dont really scale up on x (because fuck the devs) but with just 1.1 it should look fine, thats what im running rn and its alright.
Luis Moore
Ok so running inxi -G shows that it /is/ detecting it, but prime-run, nvtop, and similar gpu-specific programs aren't functioning.
Grayson Gutierrez
Oh, and I would've forgotten. If you're running on wayland don't forget to change gfx.webrender.compositor.force-enabled to true in about:config. Makes a night and day difference
