In Ubuntu 18.04 GUI everything is too big

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I just upgraded Ubuntu on a PC from 17.10 to 18.04 and everything on the display is too big! Here is a picture of my monitor which I took with my cell phone:





I installed Kubuntu desktop using tasksel and it is working fine, but Ubuntu's native desktop does not work well and does not scale on the monitor. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling ubuntu-desktop, which did not work. I tried installing some drivers, which again, did not work.







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  • Check settings for screen resolution and settings for scaling. Information on your configuration and graphics card may also help.
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I just upgraded Ubuntu on a PC from 17.10 to 18.04 and everything on the display is too big! Here is a picture of my monitor which I took with my cell phone:





I installed Kubuntu desktop using tasksel and it is working fine, but Ubuntu's native desktop does not work well and does not scale on the monitor. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling ubuntu-desktop, which did not work. I tried installing some drivers, which again, did not work.







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  • Check settings for screen resolution and settings for scaling. Information on your configuration and graphics card may also help.
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I just upgraded Ubuntu on a PC from 17.10 to 18.04 and everything on the display is too big! Here is a picture of my monitor which I took with my cell phone:





I installed Kubuntu desktop using tasksel and it is working fine, but Ubuntu's native desktop does not work well and does not scale on the monitor. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling ubuntu-desktop, which did not work. I tried installing some drivers, which again, did not work.







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I just upgraded Ubuntu on a PC from 17.10 to 18.04 and everything on the display is too big! Here is a picture of my monitor which I took with my cell phone:





I installed Kubuntu desktop using tasksel and it is working fine, but Ubuntu's native desktop does not work well and does not scale on the monitor. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling ubuntu-desktop, which did not work. I tried installing some drivers, which again, did not work.









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  • Check settings for screen resolution and settings for scaling. Information on your configuration and graphics card may also help.
    – vanadium
    Jul 6 at 9:55

















  • Check settings for screen resolution and settings for scaling. Information on your configuration and graphics card may also help.
    – vanadium
    Jul 6 at 9:55
















Check settings for screen resolution and settings for scaling. Information on your configuration and graphics card may also help.
– vanadium
Jul 6 at 9:55





Check settings for screen resolution and settings for scaling. Information on your configuration and graphics card may also help.
– vanadium
Jul 6 at 9:55
















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