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    Blogghete
    deepin
    2018-08-07 23:47
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    Edited by Blogghete at 2018-9-11 09:33

    Hi,
    can you add a textbox in the Control Panel > Display to make possible to specify the custom scaling value?
    The fixed and default value 100% is too small with my DPI settings and the fixed value 125% is too large for my DPI settings.
    In Microsoft Windows 10 I can put a custom value in a textbox for the scaling factor and it is currently 110%.
    Thanks for adding this functionality.
    Best Regards,
    Blogghete.

    Solution:
    Install dconf-editor
    • sudo apt-get install dconf-editor


    then you should have a gui for dconf-editor in your programs, open the program then goto
    • /com/deepin/wrap/gnome/desktop/interface/



    Change the value of scaling or scaling-text to 1.10.

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    deepin
    2018-08-19 21:13
    #1
    Go to setting and Click Display and Make your Scale as your wish. // Nepal
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    Blogghete
    deepin
    2018-09-11 07:00
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    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/166923
    Go to setting and Click Display and Make your Scale as your wish. // Nepal

    Hi, I cannot see a text field, so I cannot put the 1.10 (110%) value.
    The available values are 1.00 and 1.25.
    Thanks.
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    antech
    deepin
    2018-09-11 14:31
    #3
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/166923
    Hi, I cannot see a text field, so I cannot put the 1.10 (110%) value.
    The available values are 1.0 ...

    Have a look in the dconf editor under:

    1. /com/deepin/wrap/gnome/desktop/interface/
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    should be 'text-scaling-factor' or 'scaling-factor'

    *be careful in the dconf editor*
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    Blogghete
    deepin
    2018-09-11 23:49
    #4
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/166923
    Have a look in the dconf editor under:

    Thanks for the answer.
    I cannot execute the following commands:
    "insesistente" in Italian stands for "does not exist".

    1. username@username-PC:/$ sudo gsettings get /com/deepin/wrap/gnome/desktop/interface/ text-scaling-factor
    2. Schema «/com/deepin/wrap/gnome/desktop/interface/» inesistente
    3. username@username-PC:/$ sudo gsettings get /com/deepin/wrap/gnome/desktop/interface/ scaling-factor
    4. Schema «/com/deepin/wrap/gnome/desktop/interface/» inesistente
    5. username@username-PC:/$
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    Do you know what are the commands that I must to execute?
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    antech
    deepin
    2018-09-12 00:05
    #5
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/166923
    Thanks for the answer.
    I cannot execute the following commands:
    "insesistente" in Italian stands f ...

    Do you have dconf-editor installed?

    install it
    1. sudo apt-get install dconf dconf-editor
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    then you should have a gui for dconf-editor in your programs, open the program then goto
    1. /com/deepin/wrap/gnome/desktop/interface/
    Copy the Code
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    Blogghete
    deepin
    2018-09-12 00:30
    #6
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/166923
    Do you have dconf-editor installed?

    install it

    Now I have installed it.
    Thanks.
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    antech
    deepin
    2018-09-12 00:43
    #7
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/166923
    Now I have installed it.
    Thanks.

    your welcome ;)
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