Jonathan Wakely

Using `GVIM_ENABLE_WAYLAND=1 gvim` on a remote host over `ssh -X` (or with `ForwardX11=yes`) causes the gvim window to open on the remote host's local display, _not_ on the local ssh...

It's set of course (because it works over SSH without the environment variable set). Reading around a bit, it might be necessary to use waypipe. But if gvim was resizable...

> I think the wayland over ssh is another totally unrelated issue, wayland does not forward the display using the X11 protocol, so it just doesn't work using ssh -X...

> there's a rendering artifact with icon sizes being bigger than they should, potentially related to being a dual display with one 4k screen with scaling enabled at 175% and...

Looks like a dup of #6381