This also affects or maybe affected me. I think the problem appears because the x server does not set the right dpi value - and for some reason the text-scale factor keeps to be reseted from time to time, maybe because of an update.
I manually set the correct dpi value of my screen (122dpi) in /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf with adding this line:
xserver-command=X -dpi 122
and restartet the x-server.
Xorg.0.log now says: [ 3033.310] (++) intel(0): DPI set to (122, 122) <- this was (96, 96) before
The Text-scale factor has been set to a usable value after that.
Maybe some of you can try this as well (with your individual dpi settings for your monitor) to see if this really fixes the problem.
This also affects or maybe affected me. I think the problem appears because the x server does not set the right dpi value - and for some reason the text-scale factor keeps to be reseted from time to time, maybe because of an update.
I manually set the correct dpi value of my screen (122dpi) in /etc/lightdm/ lightdm. conf with adding this line:
xserver-command=X -dpi 122
and restartet the x-server.
Xorg.0.log now says: [ 3033.310] (++) intel(0): DPI set to (122, 122) <- this was (96, 96) before
The Text-scale factor has been set to a usable value after that.
Maybe some of you can try this as well (with your individual dpi settings for your monitor) to see if this really fixes the problem.