Taking Ubuntu as an example, the window size is just the size of the 'physical pixels', not the 'logical pixels'. When we give the initial size of 400x400, but if the display scaling is set to 200%, the window size should be 800x800 in physical pixels. Right now, this is ignored.
Taking Ubuntu as an example, the window size is just the size of the 'physical pixels', not the 'logical pixels'. When we give the initial size of 400x400, but if the display scaling is set to 200%, the window size should be 800x800 in physical pixels. Right now, this is ignored.