Enable 'scale-monitor-framebuffer' by default #2660
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I've been testing this on my StarLite as well and there's a couple cases where scaling is odd but I think they're mostly fixed in main and it's much more usable. So I'm +1 here
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Ubuntu has been doing this for years now and I've been running it for over two years on elementary as well and it is a big improvement over text size scaling.
Afaict it doesn't have any performance implications or weird behavior at all nowadays and is pretty much production ready.