Change DPI in Linux using command line
Using a DE is pretty straightforward but you might be out of luck if you use something like dwm.
Find correct DPI of your display currently used by X server
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This si probably the correct value. If not, you can calculate it by converting your screen size to inches and dividing the resolution by display length.
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The above block spits your screen resolution and physical size. Now divide it by display length in inches.
Create/modify the file ~/.Xresources
and append the following line (replace 96 with your DPI)
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and have it processed by the startup file (like .xinitrc)
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Author Aditya
LastMod 2022-04-29 (67bd29c)