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# GNOME Fractional Scaling duplicate cursor fix
Fix Ubuntu/GNOME's "duplicate cursor" fractional scaling bug.
Fix Ubuntu/GNOME's "duplicate cursor" fractional scaling bug.
**Warning**: this tool is no longer maintained. I have moved to another distro and have no time to track GNOME's upstream neglected bugs.
# How to install
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The concept behind this fix is simple.
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.
This problem is fixed, however, if you switch back to 1.0x scale, apply, and then get back to your desired one.
To automate this process, I developed a small Java open-source fix that automatically does it after logging in.
To automate this process, I developed a small Java tool that automatically does it after logging in.
You simply have to input your screen settings in config.yml, logout, re-login and you should notice your screen flashing twice.
The dead cursor should disappear.