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Heterogeneous DPI support on Linux #41345
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electronIssues and items related to ElectronIssues and items related to Electronfeature-requestRequest for new features or functionalityRequest for new features or functionalitylinuxIssues with VS Code on LinuxIssues with VS Code on LinuxupstreamIssue identified as 'upstream' component related (exists outside of VS Code)Issue identified as 'upstream' component related (exists outside of VS Code)upstream-issue-linkedThis is an upstream issue that has been reported upstreamThis is an upstream issue that has been reported upstreamworkbench-os-integrationNative OS integration issuesNative OS integration issues
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electronIssues and items related to ElectronIssues and items related to Electronfeature-requestRequest for new features or functionalityRequest for new features or functionalitylinuxIssues with VS Code on LinuxIssues with VS Code on LinuxupstreamIssue identified as 'upstream' component related (exists outside of VS Code)Issue identified as 'upstream' component related (exists outside of VS Code)upstream-issue-linkedThis is an upstream issue that has been reported upstreamThis is an upstream issue that has been reported upstreamworkbench-os-integrationNative OS integration issuesNative OS integration issues
Steps to Reproduce:
Like any other X11 application, Visual Studio Code cannot adapt to heterogeneous scaling.
Wayland support, discussed in #1739, is needed to enable this. I feel that opening a new issue is justified by the problem described, which was not mentioned by the commenters on that issue.
Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes