Always enable Qt.AA_UseHighDpiPixmaps #203
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A minor follow-up/addendum to PR #199: after further testing, setting this attribute to
Trueglobally seems to produce no ill consequences on GNU/Linux on low-resolution displays (but keeping it set toFalsewhen theQT_SCALE_FACTORenv var is2or greater results in "blocky" pixmaps).Note that this change does not address the issue(s) described in #198: Qt's
AA_EnableHighDpiScalingis broken on Qubes-OS and does nothing to upscale window-sizes in conjunction with GNOME's display scale setting (at least on a 1080p display).