Dec 14, 2020 · Using the “global scale” option works well for be in pretty much all areas - I set it to 200% when using the laptop screen and 100% when using the monitor, but I have to change this setting and reboot each time I swap between docked and undocked. There is a setting to save the display properties but having it set to “For this arrangement ...
For KDE 5.28 on (K)ubuntu 16.04 (screenshots from Kubuntun 18.04), I've needed to set both Display scaling under System Settings → Display and Monitor ...
19.08.2020 · With global scale set at 100% most KDE applications and system UI elements are scaled to the equivalent of 150% (or there about). Other applications such as web browsers are scaled as I would expect for this monitor at 100% scale. Increasing the scale to 125% changes the scaling of KDE applications etc to what appears to be 100%.
09.08.2021 · KDE Plasma 5 Global Scale Display Configuration Mon Aug 09, 2021 11:54 pm I've noticed that the Plasma 5 Display Configuration application supports the concept of saving the display properties "for only this specific arrangement", which seemingly works with respect to the various configurable functions for the Display Devices including resolution, Orientation, Refresh …
KDE Plasma, change display "global scale" without restarting? Is it possible to change the global scale of display without restarting/logging out? I just installed my first distro (Manjaro) with KDE Plasma and I'm liking it very much, but logging out is a bit of a hassle when changing the display scaling.
Sep 15, 2018 · In this guide, I will show you how to properly and elegantly scale the KDE desktop, GTK applications (both 2.0 and 3.0 editions), Firefox and Chrome browsers with tips that also apply to all operating systems and use cases, and then some. After me. Scale display. Plasma has a built-in feature to scale the display under its Settings menu.
No border is too aggressive then. The problem is, this only happens in materia-kde theme. Not only the default oxygen, but other themes like arc-kde has no ...
Aug 19, 2020 · With global scale set at 100% most KDE applications and system UI elements are scaled to the equivalent of 150% (or there about). Other applications such as web browsers are scaled as I would expect for this monitor at 100% scale. Increasing the scale to 125% changes the scaling of KDE applications etc to what appears to be 100%.
In this episode, I'll show you 3 easy changes you can make to scale your KDE Plasma desktop to look great on a high DPI display. This also will help with o...
Is it possible to change the global scale of display without restarting/logging out? I just installed my first distro (Manjaro) with KDE Plasma and I'm liking it very much, but logging out is a bit of a hassle when changing the display scaling. I was using Cinnamon a year ago and it scaled the display on the fly, which was awesome since I swap ...
Jul 30, 2015 · Show activity on this post. With KDE 4 atleast you can adjust the font sizes (and/or DPI settings) in 'Application' > 'Fonts'. To scale some other parts of the display, you can also change the icon size at 'Application' > 'Icons' as well. This is the method suggested for doing this in the Arch Wiki.
28.06.2016 · In this episode, I'll show you 3 easy changes you can make to scale your KDE Plasma desktop to look great on a high DPI display. This also will help with o...
14.12.2020 · KDE Global Scaling / Save display properties. Support. Kde Plasma. bmd 14 December 2020 05:47 #1. Hey, I’m just looking to clarify if something is a bug or my lack of understanding of the setting. I have a laptop with a 4K screen and I …
30.07.2015 · Show activity on this post. With KDE 4 atleast you can adjust the font sizes (and/or DPI settings) in 'Application' > 'Fonts'. To scale some other parts of the display, you can also change the icon size at 'Application' > 'Icons' as well. This …
Jul 03, 2018 · You find it in System Settings ⇒ Hardware ⇒ Display and Monitor ⇒ Displays ⇒ Scale Display. If you want to change a textfile instead, it's the values ScaleFactor and ScreenScaleFactors in the section KScreen of ~/.config/kdeglobals.