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Framework vs Dell laptop display comparison
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Non integer display scaling will always look like crap. Either set the scaling to 1 or 2 if you want it to look sharp. It's better to increase font and icon sizes if they are too small.
No it won't, Windows has had this figured out for at least a decade
Apple, too. The 2012 MacBook Pro had a high DPI display, and everything scales normally even when dragging windows over to non-HiDPI external monitors.
That's not even getting into the mobile OSes, which have to deal with nonstandard display sizes and resolutions all the time, across multiple settings for accessibility.