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With gnome 42, mouse cursor input is locked quantized by the Hi-DPI scale. This makes painting for e.g. not have such smooth input when the `scale` is above 1 (Hi-DPI). This seems to be a bug/limitation in gnome-shell (mutter), since the same bug doesn't exist in river compositor for e.g. - Running under `GNOME Shell 42.2`. - rB9bed68de134c9cc5ff5295b95cc1bf0bae97b78a with `WITH_GHOST_WAYLAND=ON`. - This doesn't impact tablet input. ---- Reporting this for reference, since users are likely to run into this error.

With gnome 42, mouse cursor input is locked quantized by the Hi-DPI scale. This makes painting for e.g. not have such smooth input when the `scale` is above 1 (Hi-DPI). This seems to be a bug/limitation in gnome-shell (mutter), since the same bug doesn't exist in river compositor for e.g. - Running under `GNOME Shell 42.2`. - rB9bed68de134c9cc5ff5295b95cc1bf0bae97b78a with `WITH_GHOST_WAYLAND=ON`. - This impacts both Wayland and Blender running in X11 via Xwayland. - This doesn't impact tablet input. Here is the result of drawing on an image 1:1 with the display scale set to 400%. {F13173614} ---- Reporting this for reference, since users are likely to run into this error.

With gnome 42, mouse cursor input is locked quantized by the Hi-DPI scale. This makes painting for e.g. not have such smooth input when the `scale` is above 1 (Hi-DPI). This seems to be a bug/limitation in gnome-shell (mutter), since the same bug doesn't exist in river compositor for e.g. - Running under `GNOME Shell 42.2`. - rB9bed68de134c9cc5ff5295b95cc1bf0bae97b78a with `WITH_GHOST_WAYLAND=ON`. - This impacts both Wayland and Blender running in X11 via Xwayland. - This doesn't impact tablet input. Here is the result of drawing on an image 1:1 with the display scale set to 400%. {F13173614} ---- Reporting this for reference, since users are likely to run into this error.