Fix window content stretching on Linux/Windows with non-100% display scaling - #180
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Updating to JUCE 9 caused the window content to be stretched on Linux and Windows when screen scaling differed from 100%
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Closing this since it was also fixed by #183 |
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Updating to JUCE 9 caused window content to be stretched on Linux and Windows when the screen scaling factor differed from 100%.
Before fix — VST3 (top-left) vs. CLAP (bottom-right) at 150% scaling:
Fix: Calling
setCustomPlatformScaleFactor(1.0);for both platforms resolves the issue.Tested on:
Bitwig and Reaper — Ubuntu 26.04
Bitwig and Reaper — Windows 11