How to fix huge scaled interface on Apple MacbookPro10,1 retina with nvidia-390 drivers?
I have just installed Ubuntu MATE 18.04.2 LTS with all updates on Apple MacbookPro10,1 A1398 (Retina at 2880 x 1800). The kernel version is 4.15.0-46-generic. The laptop has integrated Intel and Nvidia GTX 650M.
So I tried to install Nvidia drivers with software-properties-gtk → Additional Drivers.
The Nvidia 340 went me to black screen, so I have installed Nvidia 390 instead.
It boots to desktop, but the interface is huge as shown below:
How should I make it normally scaled?
Notes:
1. The resolution is normal with nouveau driver.
2. Installation with sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall ends with the same huge interface.
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I have just installed Ubuntu MATE 18.04.2 LTS with all updates on Apple MacbookPro10,1 A1398 (Retina at 2880 x 1800). The kernel version is 4.15.0-46-generic. The laptop has integrated Intel and Nvidia GTX 650M.
So I tried to install Nvidia drivers with software-properties-gtk → Additional Drivers.
The Nvidia 340 went me to black screen, so I have installed Nvidia 390 instead.
It boots to desktop, but the interface is huge as shown below:
How should I make it normally scaled?
Notes:
1. The resolution is normal with nouveau driver.
2. Installation with sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall ends with the same huge interface.
18.04 nvidia xorg macbook mate
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I have just installed Ubuntu MATE 18.04.2 LTS with all updates on Apple MacbookPro10,1 A1398 (Retina at 2880 x 1800). The kernel version is 4.15.0-46-generic. The laptop has integrated Intel and Nvidia GTX 650M.
So I tried to install Nvidia drivers with software-properties-gtk → Additional Drivers.
The Nvidia 340 went me to black screen, so I have installed Nvidia 390 instead.
It boots to desktop, but the interface is huge as shown below:
How should I make it normally scaled?
Notes:
1. The resolution is normal with nouveau driver.
2. Installation with sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall ends with the same huge interface.
18.04 nvidia xorg macbook mate
asked 2 hours ago
N0rbertN0rbert
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I have just installed Ubuntu MATE 18.04.2 LTS with all updates on Apple MacbookPro10,1 A1398 (Retina at 2880 x 1800). The kernel version is 4.15.0-46-generic. The laptop has integrated Intel and Nvidia GTX 650M.
So I tried to install Nvidia drivers with software-properties-gtk → Additional Drivers.
The Nvidia 340 went me to black screen, so I have installed Nvidia 390 instead.
It boots to desktop, but the interface is huge as shown below:
How should I make it normally scaled?
Notes:
1. The resolution is normal with nouveau driver.
2. Installation with sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall ends with the same huge interface.
18.04 nvidia xorg macbook mate
18.04 nvidia xorg macbook mate
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