Two 3840x2160 screens - one a DELL XPS 15 laptop screen which is half
the physical size of my BenQ monitor.
Using NVIDIA driver metapackage 440.
With fractional scaling, if I set the inbuilt monitor to 150%, the
EXTERNAL monitor seems to half its visible resolution, quadrupling its
virtual screen size, so only the top left corner is actually displayed
on the monitor.
On 16.05.20 15:55, Ananya Nayan Borah wrote:
> I am facing the same problem.
>
> Nvidia Geforce 940MX/Driver Version: 440.64 .
>
> I tried xrandr scaling but it just throws part of the desktop out of
> the screen. I have a setup of 2 monitors one with 1920x1080 and one with
> 1366x768. It would be great if we can have fractional scaling seperately
> for seperate monitors because on my laptop its really small and its huge
> on the monitor. I tried the workaround provided by @Kristo it works to
> an extent but doesn't really solve everything; still its better to have
> something than nothing. I am new to ubuntu, could someone help me if
> there is any way to manipulate icon size seperately for different
> monitors?
>
Error still present after update for me.
Two 3840x2160 screens - one a DELL XPS 15 laptop screen which is half
the physical size of my BenQ monitor.
Using NVIDIA driver metapackage 440.
With fractional scaling, if I set the inbuilt monitor to 150%, the
EXTERNAL monitor seems to half its visible resolution, quadrupling its
virtual screen size, so only the top left corner is actually displayed
on the monitor.
On 16.05.20 15:55, Ananya Nayan Borah wrote:
> I am facing the same problem.
>
> Nvidia Geforce 940MX/Driver Version: 440.64 .
>
> I tried xrandr scaling but it just throws part of the desktop out of
> the screen. I have a setup of 2 monitors one with 1920x1080 and one with
> 1366x768. It would be great if we can have fractional scaling seperately
> for seperate monitors because on my laptop its really small and its huge
> on the monitor. I tried the workaround provided by @Kristo it works to
> an extent but doesn't really solve everything; still its better to have
> something than nothing. I am new to ubuntu, could someone help me if
> there is any way to manipulate icon size seperately for different
> monitors?
>