On Mon Jul 6 06:56:01 2026 +0000, Rémi Bernon wrote:
It is different from what other windows do, but this is exactly what happens on XWayland already. Well I don't know that we want to replicate XWayland, it seems that in this case it's also doing it wrong. If the user wants / needs to have one of their screen upscaled, it's likely to be for readability reasons. In that case, we need to scale our windows the same way every other application does. That means the window will possibly look blurry, unless we can plug it into the per-monitor DPI, but that's still better than not scaling windows at all. That is true, I'll work on getting the output scaling reported to wine. It will likely still use the fractional scaling protocol to get the scale value for the surface though. Hopefully I can get rid of it with that work, but it's significantly more complex than using the fractional scale protocol
-- https://gitlab.winehq.org/wine/wine/-/merge_requests/11248#note_144899