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Or some aspects of the display scaled properly but others were overscaled. It went too big – or didn’t change at all. But it didn’t work at all well on WSL2 for some reason. And when I came to set the display scaling to 150% that the Surface Pro 3 looks best at, the whole thing fell apart… Native Gnome and native Ubuntu 20.04 both support fractional scaling.

During which time I discovered that some of things have changed so updated the article. I followed my own instructions because I’m good like that. The more beefy your processor the better it’ll run to be fair. It should also be noted that this article actually applies to any Windows 10 PC running Windows build 2004 or later (which is likely to be most by now). For various reasons (notably my touch no longer working on the SP4 and needing extra RAM) I’m using a Surface Pro 3 at the moment. I wrote it with a view to the Surface Pro 4 as that’s what I was using at the time. Anyway – earlier in the year I wrote a very long article outlining how to get a full desktop experience under WSL2 using Ubuntu 20.04. Struggling With Go-WSL2-Host Starting Up?.Fix Permissions for Muon Package Manager.Set PulseAudio Server to Start When You Login To Windows.Setup Plasma To Use Network PulseAudio Server.Grab the X-Windows Server Software for MS-Windows.Install KDE Plasma On WSL With Ubuntu 20.04 For Surface Pro 3.

Enable plasma kubuntu after download ubuntu 14.04