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<adisbladis> qyliss: fwiw I ended up making this decision https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/70631#issuecomment-787060406
<selfsymmetric-mu> I think that's correct.
<antifuchs> Huh, so I had to disable gtk3 in the build today because the gtk emacs build would always use the wrong mouse pointer size on my hidpi monitor /:
<antifuchs> Not that I mind - I use 0% of the gtk features (;
<antifuchs> Was just a bit confusing until I figured out what was going on
<adisbladis> Hm?
<adisbladis> What does emacs have to do with your pointer?
<mjlbach> I think it takes over rendering the pointer when in the active window?
<etu> I would be surprised if it does
<etu> But I don't do any scaling
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<antifuchs> That’s exactly it: the pointer size was what I’d configured everywhere except over the emacs window, where it was tiiiiiny
<antifuchs> Building emacs without gtk3 (x only), the pointer is uniform in size everywhere