Quote from: Jonax on June 09, 2026, 04:28:14 amUpdate: Adjusting the panels' sizes in Gnome was not totally satsisfactory. This was the best I could do. It behaves better on KDE. Also Gnome in VM on my intel N200 is pretty sluggish. Not a very pleasing experience on my system. Apart from not begin used to Gnome.As for error reports? I don't want to hijack the thread but there is one issue.The output from screen.pixelsperinch seems stuck on 96 even if I use that high resolution setting in the Linux system. For example in 125% I still get 96 instead of expected 120.What is the value of DesignTimePPI of your designed TForm ? Unlikely, but gtk3 can work with GDK_SCALE=2 and dpi 96 (depends on your setup), so you'll see scaled everything even with 96 dpi.
Update: Adjusting the panels' sizes in Gnome was not totally satsisfactory. This was the best I could do. It behaves better on KDE. Also Gnome in VM on my intel N200 is pretty sluggish. Not a very pleasing experience on my system. Apart from not begin used to Gnome.As for error reports? I don't want to hijack the thread but there is one issue.The output from screen.pixelsperinch seems stuck on 96 even if I use that high resolution setting in the Linux system. For example in 125% I still get 96 instead of expected 120.
Without any example or code I cannot help you. gtk3 works here on normal monitors and HiDpi monitors without problem (x11 and wayland).