I've been working with Python 3.7 (Anaconda) and Pyside2, and all has been well. However, in going to a Microsoft Surface tablet, the scaling of the display leads to distorted output (bunched text, etc.) This is when the resolution is 2736x1824 and size of text is 200%. If you set the resolution to 1600x900 and setting the size to 100%, you can get the GUI program to appear OK.
There is a link about making python and pythonw high DPI aware, but I'm always a bit nervous about running code that affects the registry. I'm wondering how to do this manually:
Marking Your Python Program as High DPI Aware Seamlessly Windows
I've set python.exe and pythonw.exe (via Windows - Properties - Compatibility - Change high DPI settings, check the 'Use this setting to fix scaling problems'), but no dice.
Microsoft's commentary is here:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/3025083/windows-scaling-issues-for-high-dpi-devices
But I don't know if there are any better ways of handling Qt5/Pyside2 graphics when this situation exists.
The workaround is OK, but not ideal.
