@Sebastien, thank you,

> I see a few issues with the approch there though/I'm not sure to fully 
> understand, so I've some comments/questions
> * do you suggest having changes to the factors done for you the first time 
> the user open the panel ? That seems like a 
> wrong/confusing behaviour for several reasons:
> - the session would look wrong until the user goes to that panel
> - if things change it's not obvious why
> - it's not obvious how to undo what happen

I agree.
Maybe I should totally remove this and set the factors by unity which is the 
right program to decide what the scaling values will be.

> * do we really need the "by monitor" logic? that seems over
complicated.

Well that was the initial requirement...

> Let's say I've a docked laptop with an external monitor. The checkbox is 
> checked for the laptop screen. I select the external one, 
> it's display as uncheck ... but the GTK UI are scaled still, right?

right, the last values will remain stored, it's not the perfect
solution, but a partial one we promised at UDS...

> What's the goal, having the scaling parameters calculated based on the 
> geometry of one of the screens? If so wouldn't it make
> sense to have a checkbox "scaling on/off" and a combo "monitor to base the 
> scaling value on"?

Probably yes, that's why we discussed that with the designers team, the
problem is that we promised to add a checkbox in like 2 days that remain
before the release :) so, we decided to add it, and improve the design
later...

> * how does that play with the accessibility setting for "big text" that sets 
> the text scaling to 1.25? it seems like those settings 
> are going to conflict

That's also true. The only thing we can do for the moment is to show the
button unchecked when there's a mismatch until we have a better
widget/design solution... (unfortunately not by this friday...)

> I think I would rather prefer to see a much simpler approch. Having 1 
> checkbox "scale UI on all monitors" and have it set the GTK 
> scale to 2 and the text scale to an appropriate value.

Sorry, I got confused by that... What will be different in the new
checkbox except of the label? it will always set the scaling-factor to
2? (scales allways up? or it's an example?)

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