It's 96 DPI by default, my monitor is slightly lower density
It's 96 DPI by default, my monitor is slightly lower density
CSo I set it to 0.97 in Tweaks and it's now 93, which is my real monitor density rounded up
CWould be a nice tweak to do on a laptop or a Steam Deck or something
C
KThis reminds me of an ongoing argument I have with a friend of mine who insists that anything under 120hz 'Hurts his eyes to look at'
CIt's for X but I'm sure the assumed DPI thing was grandfathered in
JI think I need to subscribe to the announcements. I missed nvidia 555 shipping in bluefin too! I need to update my system and try wayland again
SI guess he watches literally no media?
Kbelieve me, I've been through ALL that stuff with him
KI think he just wants to feel like he's a snowflake or something
K"My eyes are just TOO GOOD"
SMany such cases
KI can happily game at 30fps so long as it's constant.
K60fps is nicer tho
RWayland now works great with Nvidia! Just two issues I am facing - some websites (such as Miro) lag a lot when moving around the canvas, and Chrome has some funniness where the window appears a few centimetres from the top of the screen, causing me to click the wrong buttons. The latter is fixed by un-maximising and maximising the window a few times
I was one of those people who Wayland Nvidia was unusable, with text lagging in text and code apps, the mouse feeling slow and constant flickering
I was one of those people who Wayland Nvidia was unusable, with text lagging in text and code apps, the mouse feeling slow and constant flickering
SI can definitely tell when things are below 100, but it isn't bothersome unless it's a really fast game or it's below 40ish
KVR I need about 75fps
Kunder that it gets annoying
K90+ is best
SI can run most things at 144 1080p max settings. Still haven't upgraded my monitor to 2k/4k bc then I'd have to lower the graphics
SImo fps is much more important than resolution
K1440p 120hz is about the high end for me, past that it's just 'meh okay whatever'
KI have a 4k display I never run in 4k because... why bother.
CCRT filters
K4k on my 60" TV = makes sense. On the monitor 1.5 feet from my eyes, less so.
SWouldn't it be the opposite? You cant distinguish pixels from your couch
JI just discovered that I can subscribe to the announcements via RSS 
https://universal-blue.discourse.group/tag/announcements.rss
https://universal-blue.discourse.group/tag/announcements.rssKSure, if I wanted text sized for ants. My 4k display is 15.6"
SOh you mean unscaled. Yeah that wouldn't make sense
SI use the 4k for work at 150%, much nicer font rendering than the 1080p
CWish I had a 1440p monitor for video editing
COne day
KI have 2x Asus ProArt 1440p displays for my work. At 27" it's the sweet spot.
CRIght, 27" Quad HD is the sweet spot indeed
SIs nvme a meme?
Knvme is a requirement in 2024
CNVMe is a connector
Smy SSD seems fast to me
CActually U.2 is the connector
Ksorry for you rn
Kthe internal SSD on my mac is stupidly fast.
Vm.2 is a connector. nvme is an architecture.
SThis is fake news
Ktoo bad apple requries the blood of firstborn children for storage upgrades at purchase
CNVMe is the PCIe protocol for storage
CYou can buy a SATA U.2 SSD that goes into the same connector as an NVMe but with SATA speeds
Vyou could be like wendell and put absurd kioxia enterprise nvme u.2 drives into things
KStep 1) Be a youtuber
CHe's IT first
CNot a super popular YouTube channel
Vhe's a tech guy for the tech guys
