Adam

Well, this no longer happens. I don't know when or how it was fixed, and I'm not going to try to bisect anything. Thanks for looking at this if you...

It's possible yes, but the easiest way would be to set these environment variables when launching Bolt, and Runelite will inherit them. If you installed from flatpak, you can set...

Custom environment variables can now be set in version 0.15 by writing a custom launch command, in your case you'd want to set it to `/usr/bin/env GDK_SCALE=2 GDK_DPI_SCALE=0.5 %command%`

This is Chromium behaviour. Bolt uses Chromium Embedded Framework, CEF, for the UI and login page. According to this https://github.com/chromiumembedded/cef/issues/3094 it was fixed in a more recent CEF version, possibly...

The AUR build uses a more recent version of CEF now, version 139. Can you check if it's still creating a Downloads folder after updating?

Wayland+Nvidia is a notoriously broken combo due to Nvidia's proprietary drivers and poor understanding of non-windows platforms. Almost every driver update comes with a regression, and what's most likely happening...

Do you mean you're using an nvidia card with mesa drivers? Does that involve NVK, or how's it possible?

I always want to help people as best I can when it comes to Linux gaming, but I'm not really sure what you expect me to do. I haven't experienced...

Nvidia sucks, nvidia + wayland is notoriously broken, stop trying to do it. There's little I can do to help with this.

@TheWiseNoob Explicit sync support was indeed helpful, but was by no means a be-all end-all solution to the mountain of reasons why nvidia+wayland should be avoided. The fact that it...