linux: Attempt to apply Avalonia scaling factor via environment pre-launch. #656
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Inspired by NixOS/nixpkgs#348427 as it seems to work well at least on my system (Plasma 6.3).
A little ugly but probably better than nothing. Tried to get a KDE route working via
kscreen-doctorbut for whatever reason the environment variable refuses to set with the output of that... not sure why as when I copied the exact string that was being executed into the terminal directly it did work. Either way I gave up, probably some unicode weirdness that I don't want to get into.Needs
bcto be installed which I think is widely packaged with most distros but it's hard to know.Needs GNOME testing.
Edit: GNOME is also useless, the
gsettingsscaling value doesn't even seem to be used and there doesn't seem to be any other method to query display scaling without parsing the XML manually.Fixes #643 in theory.