UI scaling across multi monitors are different
I extended my primary display to a large monitor.
Now UI elements such as buttons, menus appear little larger on my monitor. How can I keep the same UI element sizes across both of my displays?
Built in display
Monitor
I have tried Gnome Tweak Tool to set font scaling. But it doesn't change sizes of UI elements.
Thanks in advance!
multiple-monitors display display-resolution xrandr dpi
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I extended my primary display to a large monitor.
Now UI elements such as buttons, menus appear little larger on my monitor. How can I keep the same UI element sizes across both of my displays?
Built in display
Monitor
I have tried Gnome Tweak Tool to set font scaling. But it doesn't change sizes of UI elements.
Thanks in advance!
multiple-monitors display display-resolution xrandr dpi
edited 7 mins ago
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I extended my primary display to a large monitor.
Now UI elements such as buttons, menus appear little larger on my monitor. How can I keep the same UI element sizes across both of my displays?
Built in display
Monitor
I have tried Gnome Tweak Tool to set font scaling. But it doesn't change sizes of UI elements.
Thanks in advance!
multiple-monitors display display-resolution xrandr dpi
edited 7 mins ago
Naveen
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I extended my primary display to a large monitor.
Now UI elements such as buttons, menus appear little larger on my monitor. How can I keep the same UI element sizes across both of my displays?
Built in display
Monitor
I have tried Gnome Tweak Tool to set font scaling. But it doesn't change sizes of UI elements.
Thanks in advance!
multiple-monitors display display-resolution xrandr dpi
multiple-monitors display display-resolution xrandr dpi
edited 7 mins ago
Naveen
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asked 16 mins ago
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