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This. Lack of fractional scaling is a big deal. I have 15" Full HD screen on my laptop, and everything is too small without fractional scaling (I prefer to have
by toddkazakov 8y ago
This. Lack of fractional scaling is a big deal. I have 15" Full HD screen on my laptop, and everything is too small without fractional scaling (I prefer to have it set at 1.125/1.25).
- random42_ 8y agoGNOME 3.28 on Wayland has this as an experimental feature.
- jaas 8y agoIf you enable it you will find that the results are very blurry. It's unusable, to me.
- xur17 8y agoI tried that as well with the same results (blurry text). The best approach I found was to install gnome-tweak-tool, and set the font scaling factor to 1.5. Chrome and a lot of other apps scale everything including ui elements by 1.5. The window manager and some other apps don't seem to support this though.