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| 2018-01-07 17:03:01 -0600 | commented question | Gnome 3 150% Display Scaling i got an email saying that my question was rejected as a duplicate. i don't see the duplicate linked here or in the email, and i don't see any duplicates here that talk about scaling by a fractional factor (only about scaling by an integer factor). can somebody point me in the right place? thank you. |
| 2018-01-07 15:21:08 -0600 | asked a question | Gnome 3 150% Display Scaling I have an HDPI screen and would like to use a display scaling factor of 1.5 on my Fedora 27 box with Gnome 3. I've tried through Gnome's settings application, but it only offers three options for display scaling: 100%, 200%, 300%. I've also tried using tweak tool. It offers font scaling, but in the place where it would offer Window scaling (in the "Windows" pane), there is no "HiDPI" category. Is there any way to accomplish 150% scaling in Gnome 3? |
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