Linux Mint Cinnamon fractional scaling 1.5x for WQHD displays missing - any solutions?

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Is there any adequate option to scale Linux Mint to a WQHD screen (2.560 x 1.440) with high density?



If I am going to




System Settings -> General




indeed I have an option for scaling my desktop to fit my screen:



Linux Mint Desktop Scaling Dropdown



Possible options:



  • Auto

  • Normal

  • Double (High-DPI)

Should do it for Full HD and 4K Screens, but on WQHD it sucks. Either everything is way to large or everything is way to small.



Sure, I can adjust the font and the panel sizes (which is what I did for now), but this still does not solve dozens of problems where everything is either way to big or way to small.



How could I achieve appropriate scaling?






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    Is there any adequate option to scale Linux Mint to a WQHD screen (2.560 x 1.440) with high density?



    If I am going to




    System Settings -> General




    indeed I have an option for scaling my desktop to fit my screen:



    Linux Mint Desktop Scaling Dropdown



    Possible options:



    • Auto

    • Normal

    • Double (High-DPI)

    Should do it for Full HD and 4K Screens, but on WQHD it sucks. Either everything is way to large or everything is way to small.



    Sure, I can adjust the font and the panel sizes (which is what I did for now), but this still does not solve dozens of problems where everything is either way to big or way to small.



    How could I achieve appropriate scaling?






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      Is there any adequate option to scale Linux Mint to a WQHD screen (2.560 x 1.440) with high density?



      If I am going to




      System Settings -> General




      indeed I have an option for scaling my desktop to fit my screen:



      Linux Mint Desktop Scaling Dropdown



      Possible options:



      • Auto

      • Normal

      • Double (High-DPI)

      Should do it for Full HD and 4K Screens, but on WQHD it sucks. Either everything is way to large or everything is way to small.



      Sure, I can adjust the font and the panel sizes (which is what I did for now), but this still does not solve dozens of problems where everything is either way to big or way to small.



      How could I achieve appropriate scaling?






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      share|improve this question













      Is there any adequate option to scale Linux Mint to a WQHD screen (2.560 x 1.440) with high density?



      If I am going to




      System Settings -> General




      indeed I have an option for scaling my desktop to fit my screen:



      Linux Mint Desktop Scaling Dropdown



      Possible options:



      • Auto

      • Normal

      • Double (High-DPI)

      Should do it for Full HD and 4K Screens, but on WQHD it sucks. Either everything is way to large or everything is way to small.



      Sure, I can adjust the font and the panel sizes (which is what I did for now), but this still does not solve dozens of problems where everything is either way to big or way to small.



      How could I achieve appropriate scaling?






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