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I switched from fedora 39 and there fractional scaling was enabled with the following command: This command does not work in VanillaOS. What should I do to enable fractional display scaling? |
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Experimental fractional scaling support is present in Vanilla OS. In your case, It doesn't work because you might be trying to execute it in the default vso shell which is a mutable container and not in the host. It will work if you append |
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Thank you! It works |
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You can use custom values after turning on fractional scaling from the GNOME Settings and then relog, then edit ~/.config/monitors.xml to change the scales, then relog again. Be sure that if you use a multi-monitor setup, change the x and y of your right/bottom monitor to line up properly with the edge of your left/top monitor and that they do not overlap. If any monitors overlap, GNOME will fall back to the default. |
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Experimental fractional scaling support is present in Vanilla OS.
In your case, It doesn't work because you might be trying to execute it in the default vso shell which is a mutable container and not in the host.
It will work if you append
host-shellbefore the command to execute it on host i.e.host-shell gsettings set org.gnome.mutter experimental-features "['scale-monitor-framebuffer']".