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nothing happens after installation on Manjaro #30
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Please provide the output of:
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If you're not trying this in a VM and have rebooted since the installation, check your dmesg and journal logs as this should simply work by enabling it via gsettings. |
What should i look for in theese logs? |
I reinstalled, and the scaling options show up now, however, I cannot actually change to different scaling options (possibly hardware limitations), even though they show up: I also tried to use gnome-control-center-x11-scaling from AUR (which I know is not supported any more, I just wanted to test it) which actually allowed me to use different scaling options. |
I got the same problem, and I have two display screen join.When I only use my build-in display, it works well. I want to know did you fix it. |
I could not fix it unfortunately, i currently just change the text scaling factor and leave UI scaling to 100%, but it's a less than ideal solution. |
With GNOME 43 the gnome-control-center-x11-scaling package is back, which should solve this issue. |
I installed this package on Manjaro, but no fractional scaling option shows up. After running
gsettings set org.gnome.mutter experimental-features "['x11-randr-fractional-scaling']"
Nothing happens, and the settings look like before, any ideas?
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