Why isn't there a single linux DE that works well with higher

Linux isn't meant to be used on the desktop.

>>52393027
/thread

>>52393027
>>52393031

Not the answer I was looking for but I can't argue with the truth of it.

>>52392965
>Gnome 3 comes closest and literally it supports is 200% scaling and nothing else.
wut

For Gnome3:
install dconf-tools

dconf-tools -> org -> gnome > desktop > interface > text scaling factor

For XFCE:
Setting Manager -> Appearance -> Fonts -> DPI

>>52393284
Many GTK and Qt GUI applications are still broken with high PPI

Wayland could solve it more easily by automatically scaling legacy applications but there's nothing for X11

>>52393284
>Setting Manager -> Appearance -> Fonts -> DPI
That scales fonts only retard. The dots on i's end up bigger than your microscopic taskbar icons.

>>52393284

Scaling fonts and scaling the actual UI are not the same thing.

>>52392965
Built my own desktop using a tiling wm and lemonbar.

Works great on a 4k laptop.

Maybe you should just git gud or go back to propietary plebshit, anon.

>>52392965
Unity works really well in my experience.

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>>52394391
>Unity

>>52392965
i3 scales correctly to any DPI display

>>52394398
why is this bait, unity is actually good if you take the time to learn it.