When the desktop scale factor is set to 1 instead of two, the wall paper covers the whole screen. However, that make menus, buttons, etc. too small to work with.
I assume that while determining screen size, the wall paper does not account for the scale factor.
The scale factor is set via dconf in the schema "com.ubuntu.user-interface". the property is scale-factor. Normally the value is {'eDPI': 8} in high res displays this is set to {'eDPI':16}.
When the desktop scale factor is set to 1 instead of two, the wall paper covers the whole screen. However, that make menus, buttons, etc. too small to work with.
I assume that while determining screen size, the wall paper does not account for the scale factor.
The scale factor is set via dconf in the schema "com.ubuntu. user-interface" . the property is scale-factor. Normally the value is {'eDPI': 8} in high res displays this is set to {'eDPI':16}.
See also: http:// askubuntu. com/questions/ 472262/ adapt-ubuntu- to-a-high- dpi-resolution- screen