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this post was submitted on 06 Jan 2024
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Mixed DPI multi-monitor support. This coupled with a severe lack of robust CAD and design tools means that it can't be my daily driver.
The cad tools is still correct but I've been using mixed DPI multi-monitor for a while now on plasma Wayland without any issues. I have them set to different scaling levels as well
OpenSCAD is the most robust of all CADs and it works best/fastest on Linux 🤷
Imma have to stop you right there...
Wayland can do mixed DPI multi-monitor setup, and Onshape is a fantastic CAD system - it runs in browser and works perfectly on Linux. I used exactly that setup profesionally for nearly 2 years.
Yeah, that's what's holding me back. Got to have my SolidWorks.
Mixed DPI works just fine for me in Plasma. What DE are you running?