text under icons to increase in size, but doesn't affect
in-app text size. I expect this is normal behavior, but only setting "Large
Text" in the menu bar item causes this issue.
I know this a bit convoluted. I hope the info I have provided is
understandable.
Bob Reed
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s set to 3840x2180 @ 60Hz.
It is kind of late in the life of this release to do much about this, but I
thought I should pass this info along.
Bob Reed
Westminster, Maryland USA
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normally. All other fractional
scaling settings (100%, 150%, 175% and 200%) work perfectly. Only 125% is
affected.
For reference, my display resolution is set to 3840x2180 @ 60Hz.
It is kind of late in the life of this release to do much about this, but I
thought I should pass this info along.
The purpose of the setting is to change the desktop view. Changing the
setting should force a display refresh. So I'm not sure I would change
the status to "Invalid".
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Public bug reported:
When going to Settings -> Universal Access and selecting "High Contrast"
to view the difference in appearance, then switching "High Contrast" to
off, the icons do not return to their normal appearance. I did not find
a place in this bug submission interface to submit
