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["Stephen M. Webb" <stephen.webb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The windows content (for compliant applications) is scaled according to
the "Scale all windows contents" setting in the Ubuntu Control Center.
This is set by default to match the menu and title bars scale setting
for the monitor with the smallest scale factor, but is selectable
through the drop-down menu to choose another monitor or matching rule
specifically.

The content scale factor is not dependent on a "primary" or "secndary"
screen.

If the problem you are reporting is in the third-party "Unity tweak
tool" you need to report it to the developers of that tool.

** Attachment added: "screenshot of Displays panel in Control Center"
   https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/1343971/+attachment/4158362/+files/Displays_001.png

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1343971

Title:
  Scaling for high DPI mixes monitors

Status in “unity” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  
  The scale factor of the primary screen only affects menus and titlebars (as expected, so far). 
  The scale factor of the secondary screen affects menus and titlebars, PLUS application fonts. 

  This behavior, in addition to not agree with the scale's label, is
  hard to handle.

  PS : I didn't touched unity tweaks.

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