The “xdpyinfo” package is recommended by the “xorg-x11” package – it should be installed automatically if the system is using the X11 (X.Org) Display Server …
What happens if the Display Server being used is Wayland?
sudo zypper in xdpyinfo
[sudo] password for root:
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sudo inxi -U
Starting inxi self updater.
Using tiny as downloader.
Currently running inxi version number: 3.1.00
Current version patch number: 00
Current version release date: 2020-04-22
Updating inxi in /usr/bin using main branch as download source...
Successfully updated to main branch version: 3.1.06
New main branch version patch number: 00
New main branch version release date: 2020-08-17
To run the new version, just start inxi again.
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Check to make sure it works: man inxi
Inxi’s s-dpi is software-DPI, an artificial construction applied to the desktop, with dimensions bearing no relationship to your display’s actual physics, designed to make software DPI=96. Inxi’s dpi is the physical DPI retrieved via the display’s EDID. Making the two match requires employing some configuration gyrations that depend on the actual software and hardware employed.
Using inxi -Gay will produce a slightly different output format that isn’t so wide and may be easier to decipher.
Doing the arithmetic to check what inxi is saying about the physical Monitor – not the X11 Screen: 20.9 inches divided by 1920 equals 91.8660287081 which means 92 dots per inch …
Yes, the iiyama ProLite X83288UHSU has a 31 and ½ inch diagonal – is 27 and ½ inches wide – with 3840 pixels in the X direction – which translates to 140 dots per inch …
A setting of 140 DPI makes the KDE Plasma fonts manageable …