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@braydonf NW.js used Xtf.dpi for detecting the scaling factor under Linux. If you have HiDPI display, Xtf.dpi should be set to a number greater than 96 by the system. Then NW.js will use (Xtf.dpi / 96) as the scaling factor by default.
Actually, it looks like this is working in v0.16 and is changing based on system settings from the scaling setting in "Displays" -> "Scale for menu and title bars", as the Xtf.dpi changes from that setting.
It looks like it's possible with v0.16 to use chromium args to set a scaling factor:
However, it would be useful to be able to have the scaling factor determined by the desktop gsettings.
Reference implementation that is doing something similar:
electron/electron#727
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