The latest QGIS update seems to have introduced a strange bug with QuickMapServices.
I've been using it for a long time without issue on a 4K monitor with the KDE application scaling (via the Ubuntu Display Settings) set at 200%
After this update, the tiled map is shown at a low resolution (blocky) and moving it with the mouse tool causes it to jump 2x the dragging distance. Zooming in also causes the map centre to move, and vector polygons do not overlay correctly.
I can fix this by running QGIS in a terminal with the scaling altered:
QT_SCALE_FACTOR=0.5 QT_AUTO_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTOR=0 qgis
Other values (eg QT_SCALE_FACTOR=1) don't seem to work correctly.
It also works fine on a remote session on an HD screen (without any scaling).
Vector maps appear to work OK, so it isn't a generic QGIS problem.
I wonder if there has been some change in how QGIS reports map window extents?
[PS Thanks for your efforts - without this QGIS would be a lot less useful]
The latest QGIS update seems to have introduced a strange bug with QuickMapServices.
I've been using it for a long time without issue on a 4K monitor with the KDE application scaling (via the Ubuntu Display Settings) set at 200%
After this update, the tiled map is shown at a low resolution (blocky) and moving it with the mouse tool causes it to jump 2x the dragging distance. Zooming in also causes the map centre to move, and vector polygons do not overlay correctly.
I can fix this by running QGIS in a terminal with the scaling altered: QT_SCALE_FACTOR=0.5 QT_AUTO_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTOR=0 qgis
Other values (eg QT_SCALE_FACTOR=1) don't seem to work correctly.
It also works fine on a remote session on an HD screen (without any scaling).
Vector maps appear to work OK, so it isn't a generic QGIS problem.
I wonder if there has been some change in how QGIS reports map window extents?
[PS Thanks for your efforts - without this QGIS would be a lot less useful]