Using matlab on arch linux leads to very low quality graphics, I tried following "matlab support high dpi screends on linux", however it did not fix my issue

I tried changing the fonts to make it more readible, but that doesn’t completely work.
Even stranger, the editor seems perfectly fine, it’s just everything else that is low quality

Simulink looks much nicer, and it is readable, might have to zoom in to compare the two pictures
Could the issue be that I am using wayland instead of xorg, which is why the other tutorial wasn’t working?Using matlab on arch linux leads to very low quality graphics, I tried following "matlab support high dpi screends on linux", however it did not fix my issue

I tried changing the fonts to make it more readible, but that doesn’t completely work.
Even stranger, the editor seems perfectly fine, it’s just everything else that is low quality

Simulink looks much nicer, and it is readable, might have to zoom in to compare the two pictures
Could the issue be that I am using wayland instead of xorg, which is why the other tutorial wasn’t working? Using matlab on arch linux leads to very low quality graphics, I tried following "matlab support high dpi screends on linux", however it did not fix my issue

I tried changing the fonts to make it more readible, but that doesn’t completely work.
Even stranger, the editor seems perfectly fine, it’s just everything else that is low quality

Simulink looks much nicer, and it is readable, might have to zoom in to compare the two pictures
Could the issue be that I am using wayland instead of xorg, which is why the other tutorial wasn’t working? linux, display MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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