2020-05-03 02:51 AM
2020-05-03 06:09 AM
Not apart from changing the resolution of your screen, or tinkering with the internals, sadly.
2020-05-03 07:42 AM
Just track down the real program (not the launcher) and override it's DPI scaling.
2023-04-08 06:27 PM - edited 2023-11-20 09:29 AM
Beside this question like to be slightly outdated I found a neat solution to this issue.
I've the same problem when running STM32CubeIDE (Eclipse 4.23) under Linux on a 4k screen.
It's described here and seems to work: https://askubuntu.com/questions/777411/eclipse-neon-icon-size-in-ubuntu-16-04-hidpi
So I've edited the /usr/share/applications/stm32cubeide.desktop by adding `GDK_DPI_SCALE=0.5 GDK_SCALE=2` to the line beginning with Exec=....
The full line is now
`Exec=GDK_DPI_SCALE=0.5 GDK_SCALE=2 stm32cubeide %F`
The difference:
STM32CubeIDE on a 4k screen without any specific GDK settings
The same with modified GDK-settings:
Hope it helps if someone is searching for a solution.
BTW, the often mentioned solution `-Dswt.autoScale=175` or similar does NOT work. It only works on older Eclipse versions (prior 4.8?).