A photo of the display settings screen on a computer running Linux Mint. The screen has been set to scale everything up to 150% size because it's a high-resolution screen.

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1. Tim 🎮 (timixretroplays@digipres.club)'s status on Thursday, 27-Jun-2024 17:20:16 JST Tim 🎮

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   Display scaling was very easy to find, and it wasn't difficult to turn on the "experimental" fractional scaling so I could go more granular than 100% (too small) or 200% (too big). See, Windows? You don't need to make someone scroll a mile down to find these settings.

   It was also trivial to make things a bit less grey (I've gone for a sickly green theme, in honour of Acer). I have already entered my password more times than I would in a week on Windows - is this why people like Yubikeys?