Any chance that I can scale GNOME below 100?

[neon ferry]

yelp

anything in dconf related?

[blissful hollow]

Do you use wayland or xorg?

Scaling below 100% is an open issue in GNOME/mutter. See https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/-/issues/1465

[neon ferry]

wayland :)

[blissful hollow]

Please see the issue link above, there is currently no implementation for functional scaling below 100%.

[neon ferry]

yep im reading it

[neon ferry]

so its not possible?

[blissful hollow]

From the issue thread, I think so.

[neon ferry]

aw no, but how did the dev able to scale it down to .75?

[blissful hollow]

Jonas said it was an experiment. You can probably do it if you know the source well.

feature we actually tested e.g. 75% and it "worked".

[neon ferry]

T_T

[blissful hollow]

But there is no implementation of this feature in the GNOME control centre or in dconf, to the best of my knowledge.

[neon ferry]

alright thank you

[distant igloo]

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[neon ferry]

these type of little stuff is driving me crazy tbh

[blissful hollow]

.Yes, I think that sums it up.

[neon ferry]

including the scroll speed

[blissful hollow]

What scroll speed do you mean?

[neon ferry]

touchpad scrolling

i need to go into some hacking to make it work i searched it before

not hacking but well roughly the same level to me

[blissful hollow]

You can adjust it in libinput
https://wayland.freedesktop.org/libinput/doc/latest/absolute-coordinate-ranges.html#absolute-coordinate-ranges-fix

[neon ferry]

that's what im talking about,

there should be like a user friendly option

¯_(ツ)_/¯