delay: 2000 # chose how long to wait after login before restarting GNOME.
monitor-connector: 'DisplayPort-1' # chose ONE monitor that requires fractional scaling to be enabled. Don't worry if you have multiple ones.
scale: 1.5 # set the desired fractional scale.
```
*Explanation:*
-`delay`: this is mandatory, because if you try restarting GNOME without any delay after login, it will not be restarted. Waiting a few seconds (~2) should be enough.
-`monitor-connector`: this is a monitor that requires fractional scaling. You should be able to gather its connector name by using command `xrandr`.
-`scale`: the scale of the chosen monitor. if you have multiple monitors, just chose one, as we only need to apply those changes to a single one to fix it for everyone else.
If you enabled the experimental fractional-scaling feature in eg. Ubuntu 20.04, you probably noticed that, upon login, a dead cursor gets stuck on screen, and a second bigger one appears.