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If you don't know if you enabled hidpi scaling, run
ls /etc/profile.d/
and check the output for 'hidpi.sh'
If your issue does not involve hidpi scaling, then the following doesn't apply.
Assuming you configured hidpi in pengwin-setup, you need to rescale text, as explained here.
To apply and test this in pengwin, run
export GDK_DPI_SCALE=0.5 && code
If you don't like how it looks, close vscode and rerun the above with a different value for GDK_DPI_SCALE
Tweak GDK_DPI_SCALE as need until you like how it looks, personally, 0.6 looks best on my machine.
To finalize your setting
sudo bash -c "echo \"export GDK_DPI_SCALE=${GDK_DPI_SCALE}\" >> /etc/profile.d/hidpi.sh"
There was no setting of 'export GDK_DPI_SCALE = 0.5' in 'hidpi.sh'. I added the settings, restarted pengwin and started 'code' and it was displayed correctly.
Thank you very much.
pengwin Ver. 1.2.3.0
Running vscode will make the screen bigger and occupy the display. The same goes for other X applications as well. X uses X410.
We performed reinstallation etc. It was not big at the first start. It becomes bigger after the second time.
I do not know how to deal with it.