Resurrecting this somewhat.
The solutions suggested above are fine if you only have one monitor, but
immediately cause issues if you have more than one (and they're not
similar in size and resolution).
Here, on two out of my three screens, everything is exactly as I want.
The third one is a littl
** Bug watch added: gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/-/issues #1465
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It's probably best not to implement fractional scaling below 100%
because it would have the same performance problems as Xorg fractional
scaling already does.
Instead I recommend:
1. Shrink your text, for example:
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface text-scaling-factor 0.75
2. Shrin
Ironically this is how Xorg fractional scaling already works. So it's
definitely possible but we have no GUI to configure it.
You can in theory configure it yourself using something like:
xrandr --output OUTPUT --scale ...
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** Package changed: gnome-shell (Ubuntu
That's probably bug 1717453 :(
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@Daniel van Vugt, it doesn't work on Gnome Shell.
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As a workaround, and arguably better solution, do what I do:
Gnome Tweaks > Fonts > Interface Text = size 10 or 9
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I also think this is needed. I'm on focal fossa and everything is so
big. I'd imagine it's good on WQHD and above screens but it sucks on my
screen which is Fulll HD.
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Display scaling below 100% is very much required to run on lower resolution
displays.
Text scaling is not enough for that.
The ubuntu dock and window borders appear chunky on 1366 X 768.
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I believe this is about display scale (in Display settings) - not about
font. I'm also looking for a way to scale the display below 100%.
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It is mostly possible in 17.10 already, except there is no nice GUI for
the setting and icons in the dock and headerbars will refuse to scale
down. Try:
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface text-scaling-factor 0.85
So the setting exists. We just lack a GUI for it in gnome-control-
center.
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+ Allow GNOME fractional scaling below 100%
** Also affects: gnome-control-center (Ubuntu)
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Status: New
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