Post #3300805
2026-06-12 13:29 UTC
I too use CachyOS. But i am very new to it. Why are we more ‘protected’ than straight up Arch users? I like Cachy, but have a gripe with how some applications behave, especially Java based Apps, that have a native installer in AUR (not building from source). I have one application that is built in JAVA, and the text is so freaking small, all the pop-up windows open on the wrong place which makes the pointer inaccurate etc. But I digress. The question was more why should we feel more relaxed than the Arch guys and gals?
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@gegil@sopuli.xyz 2026-06-12 14:40
This is propably because app does not support fractional scaling. Some apps that does not support fractional scaling will either not be scaled (rendered at native display resolution), or scaled by system (will look blurry because window resolution does not match display resolution).
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@SolarPunker@slrpnk.net 2026-06-12 18:14
It’s like having a “double check” from a trusted source, they compile selected stuff from the aur so I suppose it’s a little more safe for the random user.