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Old 10-16-2023, 04:17 AM   #1
mars4foss
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Question How to see display scaling in dconf/terminal for LM 21+ Cinnamon?


Code:
gsettings get org.cinnamon.desktop.interface scaling-factor
used to do the trick in LM 20. Now in LM 21 it shows the same when scaling is changed in GUI. And in dconf there is no info about making that obsolete.

For
Code:
org.cinnamon.control-center.display show-fractional-scaling-controls
at least it is written in Summary
Quote:
no longer used - see org.cinnamon.muffin:experimental-features
.

dconf/gsettings is convenient, if however there is a command in terminal w/out it, I expect it could do the trick for me. TIA
 
  


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