Is it possible to have different zoom for each display for dual-display configuration?
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It seems for me like it isn't possible, as zoom is changed for both displays simultaneous in "Displays" tool.
ubuntu 18.04, nvidia, one display 4K other 2K
I want to have 200% zoom on 4K display and 100% on 2K display so "resolutions" are equal
Any suggestions, please?
nvidia 18.04 dual-monitor zoom
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It seems for me like it isn't possible, as zoom is changed for both displays simultaneous in "Displays" tool.
ubuntu 18.04, nvidia, one display 4K other 2K
I want to have 200% zoom on 4K display and 100% on 2K display so "resolutions" are equal
Any suggestions, please?
nvidia 18.04 dual-monitor zoom
asked Apr 30 at 9:07
mirec
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Have the same issue. Did you find a solution to this?
– disklosr
2 days ago
unfortunately no... only solution for me is never buy any 4K display nor any notebook with 4K display
– mirec
2 days ago
I found a simple solution. Let me post it.
– disklosr
2 days ago
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up vote
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up vote
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down vote
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It seems for me like it isn't possible, as zoom is changed for both displays simultaneous in "Displays" tool.
ubuntu 18.04, nvidia, one display 4K other 2K
I want to have 200% zoom on 4K display and 100% on 2K display so "resolutions" are equal
Any suggestions, please?
nvidia 18.04 dual-monitor zoom
asked Apr 30 at 9:07
mirec
407
It seems for me like it isn't possible, as zoom is changed for both displays simultaneous in "Displays" tool.
ubuntu 18.04, nvidia, one display 4K other 2K
I want to have 200% zoom on 4K display and 100% on 2K display so "resolutions" are equal
Any suggestions, please?
nvidia 18.04 dual-monitor zoom
asked Apr 30 at 9:07
mirec
407
asked Apr 30 at 9:07
mirec
407
asked Apr 30 at 9:07
mirec
407
asked Apr 30 at 9:07
mirec
407
407
Have the same issue. Did you find a solution to this?
– disklosr
2 days ago
unfortunately no... only solution for me is never buy any 4K display nor any notebook with 4K display
– mirec
2 days ago
I found a simple solution. Let me post it.
– disklosr
2 days ago
add a comment |Â
Have the same issue. Did you find a solution to this?
– disklosr
2 days ago
unfortunately no... only solution for me is never buy any 4K display nor any notebook with 4K display
– mirec
2 days ago
I found a simple solution. Let me post it.
– disklosr
2 days ago
Have the same issue. Did you find a solution to this?
– disklosr
2 days ago
Have the same issue. Did you find a solution to this?
– disklosr
2 days ago
unfortunately no... only solution for me is never buy any 4K display nor any notebook with 4K display
– mirec
2 days ago
unfortunately no... only solution for me is never buy any 4K display nor any notebook with 4K display
– mirec
2 days ago
I found a simple solution. Let me post it.
– disklosr
2 days ago
I found a simple solution. Let me post it.
– disklosr
2 days ago
add a comment |Â
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This should do the trick. Replace $YOUR_4K_SCREEN with the name of your output. You can play with the scaling factor until it's comfortable for you.
xrandr --output $YOUR_4K_SCREEN --scale 0.5x0.5
If anyone knows how to make this persist let us know.
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This should do the trick. Replace $YOUR_4K_SCREEN with the name of your output. You can play with the scaling factor until it's comfortable for you.
xrandr --output $YOUR_4K_SCREEN --scale 0.5x0.5
If anyone knows how to make this persist let us know.
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This should do the trick. Replace $YOUR_4K_SCREEN with the name of your output. You can play with the scaling factor until it's comfortable for you.
xrandr --output $YOUR_4K_SCREEN --scale 0.5x0.5
If anyone knows how to make this persist let us know.
answered 2 days ago
disklosr
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This should do the trick. Replace $YOUR_4K_SCREEN with the name of your output. You can play with the scaling factor until it's comfortable for you.
xrandr --output $YOUR_4K_SCREEN --scale 0.5x0.5
If anyone knows how to make this persist let us know.
answered 2 days ago
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This should do the trick. Replace $YOUR_4K_SCREEN with the name of your output. You can play with the scaling factor until it's comfortable for you.
xrandr --output $YOUR_4K_SCREEN --scale 0.5x0.5
If anyone knows how to make this persist let us know.
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Have the same issue. Did you find a solution to this?
– disklosr
2 days ago
unfortunately no... only solution for me is never buy any 4K display nor any notebook with 4K display
– mirec
2 days ago
I found a simple solution. Let me post it.
– disklosr
2 days ago