<Cloudef> vooze: wayland will not do non integral scaling for surfaces
<Cloudef> vooze: non-integral scaling is possible to be implemented by compositor (usually by forcing resolution of output), but doing this for surfaces becomes very complicated fast
<Cloudef> vooze: also note that non integral scaling will give you blurry details
<vooze> Cloudef: ah okay, thats why Windows sucks at anything but 100 or 200% :)
<Cloudef> yes
<vooze> So it is up to the single applications, like firefox (doing perfectly btw.)
<Cloudef> But for example sway, does this by setting custom resolution to output that is then scaled to your real resolution
<Cloudef> so effectively it's non-integral scaling
<Cloudef> vooze: applications that support hidpi can do whatever they want
<Cloudef> the scale number is just protocol hint for surfaces in wayland
<Cloudef> surface scale > output scale on compositor = compositor shrinks the surface
<Cloudef> surface scale < output scale on compositor = compositor zooms the surface
<Cloudef> surface scale == output scale on compositor = compositor does nothing
<vooze> what is sway? Is that what MS is using, or Apple? Or something else? (google gives a lot of diffrent results)
<Cloudef> no, sway is compositor for wayland
<Cloudef> !give vooze gh SirCmpwn/sway
<phrik> vooze: SirCmpwn/sway · GitHub: <https://github.com/SirCmpwn/sway>
<Cloudef> though, wlc (which is the library sway uses) does not handle the surface scale hint yet. Thus it won't scale or shrink surfaces as I specified above
<vooze> Ah okay, so its comming?
<ElectroCat> Hey, does anyone know why ghc still hasn't been updated?
<Cloudef> vooze: https://github.com/Cloudef/wlc/issues/57