Ubuntu 17.10 with 1080p laptop screen everything is really small
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i'm using Ubuntu 17.10 xorg and just placed a 1080p panel into my lenovo t440p. The UI and font is really small and hard to read without zooming. I tried scaling, but that makes everything slightly blurry. Everything looks great on my external monitor, how can I properly increase the size of the UI and text on my laptop display?
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i'm using Ubuntu 17.10 xorg and just placed a 1080p panel into my lenovo t440p. The UI and font is really small and hard to read without zooming. I tried scaling, but that makes everything slightly blurry. Everything looks great on my external monitor, how can I properly increase the size of the UI and text on my laptop display?
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I think this thread might help you: askubuntu.com/questions/472262/…
– Philip Z.
Mar 21 at 19:17
@PhilipZ. Switching to large text worked for my laptop screen, but it also does it for my external monitor.
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i'm using Ubuntu 17.10 xorg and just placed a 1080p panel into my lenovo t440p. The UI and font is really small and hard to read without zooming. I tried scaling, but that makes everything slightly blurry. Everything looks great on my external monitor, how can I properly increase the size of the UI and text on my laptop display?
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i'm using Ubuntu 17.10 xorg and just placed a 1080p panel into my lenovo t440p. The UI and font is really small and hard to read without zooming. I tried scaling, but that makes everything slightly blurry. Everything looks great on my external monitor, how can I properly increase the size of the UI and text on my laptop display?
gnome 17.10
gnome 17.10
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asked Mar 21 at 19:00
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asked Mar 21 at 19:00
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asked Mar 21 at 19:00
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asked Mar 21 at 19:00
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I think this thread might help you: askubuntu.com/questions/472262/…
– Philip Z.
Mar 21 at 19:17
@PhilipZ. Switching to large text worked for my laptop screen, but it also does it for my external monitor.
– Jay
Mar 21 at 19:24
add a comment |Â
I think this thread might help you: askubuntu.com/questions/472262/…
– Philip Z.
Mar 21 at 19:17
@PhilipZ. Switching to large text worked for my laptop screen, but it also does it for my external monitor.
– Jay
Mar 21 at 19:24
I think this thread might help you: askubuntu.com/questions/472262/…
– Philip Z.
Mar 21 at 19:17
I think this thread might help you: askubuntu.com/questions/472262/…
– Philip Z.
Mar 21 at 19:17
@PhilipZ. Switching to large text worked for my laptop screen, but it also does it for my external monitor.
– Jay
Mar 21 at 19:24
@PhilipZ. Switching to large text worked for my laptop screen, but it also does it for my external monitor.
– Jay
Mar 21 at 19:24
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I think this thread might help you: askubuntu.com/questions/472262/…
– Philip Z.
Mar 21 at 19:17
@PhilipZ. Switching to large text worked for my laptop screen, but it also does it for my external monitor.
– Jay
Mar 21 at 19:24