Two monitors with different DPI values

[Monq]

I have a laptop with a high DPI screen, and I sometimes connect it to a regular DPI monitor.

Windows detects my laptop screen and resizes everything (1.25x), then it also detects my external monitor and uses a different DPI value for it. If I move a window from my laptop screen to my monitor, the window scales back automatically. Pretty neat.

I use GNOME 3 with Wayland. Well, it's a mess. It doesn't see my laptop screen as high DPI so everything looks tiny. If I configure GNOME manually to have bigger elements using gnome-tweak-tool, only some GNOME applications actually get bigger. Firefox for example shows a big UI, but the webpages are still tiny. And obviously elements on the other monitor have the right size... as long as I don't touch things in gnome-tweak-tool as I said I did, because then everything becomes huge!

Well my point is. Is this setup just not supported yet, or am I missing something like a package or a USE flag? Thanks.

[forrestfunk81]

Same in KDE Plasma. Monitors with different resolutions are not supported yet. But I could talk my boss into buying a new HiDPI screen

For Firefox I can recommend the AutoHiDPI Addon
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