GNOME custom fractional scaling
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I know about the experimental fractional scaling feature for Wayland, but my screen DPI is awkward in that even the jump from 100% to 125% is too great a difference. At 100% fonts look fine but some other UI elements look too small. I was wondering whether there is any way (Wayland or X11) to get higher granularity scaling without distorting fonts? No matter what settings I use in gnome-tweaks I can't get it just right. Thanks!
gnome display-resolution hdpi
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I know about the experimental fractional scaling feature for Wayland, but my screen DPI is awkward in that even the jump from 100% to 125% is too great a difference. At 100% fonts look fine but some other UI elements look too small. I was wondering whether there is any way (Wayland or X11) to get higher granularity scaling without distorting fonts? No matter what settings I use in gnome-tweaks I can't get it just right. Thanks!
gnome display-resolution hdpi
asked Apr 17 at 23:28
Sina Madani
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up vote
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I know about the experimental fractional scaling feature for Wayland, but my screen DPI is awkward in that even the jump from 100% to 125% is too great a difference. At 100% fonts look fine but some other UI elements look too small. I was wondering whether there is any way (Wayland or X11) to get higher granularity scaling without distorting fonts? No matter what settings I use in gnome-tweaks I can't get it just right. Thanks!
gnome display-resolution hdpi
asked Apr 17 at 23:28
Sina Madani
1566
I know about the experimental fractional scaling feature for Wayland, but my screen DPI is awkward in that even the jump from 100% to 125% is too great a difference. At 100% fonts look fine but some other UI elements look too small. I was wondering whether there is any way (Wayland or X11) to get higher granularity scaling without distorting fonts? No matter what settings I use in gnome-tweaks I can't get it just right. Thanks!
gnome display-resolution hdpi
gnome display-resolution hdpi
asked Apr 17 at 23:28
Sina Madani
1566
asked Apr 17 at 23:28
Sina Madani
1566
asked Apr 17 at 23:28
Sina Madani
1566
asked Apr 17 at 23:28
Sina Madani
1566
asked Apr 17 at 23:28
Sina Madani
1566
1566
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add a comment |Â
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