Created attachment 1380453 [details] Screenshot that shows the problem Characters are not sharp when not selected in Libreoffice calc cells. See the screenshot. I'm using a HiDPI display, Waland and fractional scaling of 150%. After moving the window to the LoDPI display and than back to the HiDPI display there is no difference any more in selected and non-selected cells. But the characters are not optimally sharp.
Created attachment 1449633 [details] Unsharp character rendering in LibreOffice writer example The attached screenshot shows a text in LibreOffice, and the same text in Evince after exporting the document with LibreOffice. Note the difference in sharpness in the rendering of the characters.
Its still the case that fractional scaling isn't available in Fedora through the normal user UI settings though ?
When fractional scaling is disabled (i.e. set to 100% via Gnome UI settings), the text in LibreOffice Writer is sharp. See screenshot.
Created attachment 1453911 [details] Screenshot with 100% scaling: sharp fonts in Writer.
Maybe I need to additionally listen for notify::scale-factor
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