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David,

I have solved the issue by adding the line "export QT_AUTO_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTOR=0" to the file /opt/local/CloudBerry Backup/bin/cbbGui and /opt/local/CloudBerry Backup/bin/cbbgui. The first did not do anything, however adding it to the second one (without the Capital G) did the trick.Maybe the team should aadtus by default to the installation files.

Regards Bert

David. This case is registered. Hopefully this will lead to a solution.
Case #: 00009601
Subject: Window Sizing issue on Linux Mint 20 and Xubuntu 20.04

Email error:

This is an automatically generated Delivery Status Notification.
Delivery to the following recipients failed.

ticket@cloudberrylab.com
diagnostic-log-recipients@cloudberrylab.com

Furthermore: I use version 3.0.2.122.

And I have tried on Xubuntu. Same result.

because I am using the freeware version I cannot log a support ticket. The feedback does not work because the underlying email adresses are not valid.

David, thanks for the respons. I have sned the feedback. Hopefully it will be fixed as I want to swith to the paid version if it works fien for me.

David. I have checked my settings for Display. Currently they are as below:
Resolution; 1920*1080 (recommended)
Fractional scaling: 100%
Scaling of USerenvironment: 1x
With above settings the issue occurs. Next I have lowered the fractional scaling to 75%. Now it fits, but still the window is far to large for the DPI mentioned 852*642 when scaling to minimum size. However I can see the overall window, so it is usable. But still this is not very nice handled. I tried several settings. But still the windows size of MSP360 is far to large compared to the settings of the laptop. I would expect that is the windowsize of MSP is 852*642 it consumes about 25% of my screen, but is consumes about 80% of the screen in both situations. Is this teh same in Ubuntu 20.04?