System Settings -> Fonts -> Windows title font -> Set to a value some 50% higher than the default.
Observe (possibly after a reboot or logoff) how the window controls (close, maximise, etc.) do not scale with the title font.
What should happen
Either the controls should scale with the font or the user should be asked whether he/she wants that to happen. Or such seems a good idea to me.
Additional information
The high contrast theme, which emerges as something of a hero here, is buggy in another respect: its hover colouration varies between windows and sometimes makes control icons almost totally black. This matters (at least) because at present that theme is the only inbuilt theme that avoid the scaling problem.
I can provide screenshots, at the price of temporarily messing up my hard-won and just-about-usable monitor (font, DPI, themes) display.
Mint 18.3.
To reproduce:
What should happen
Either the controls should scale with the font or the user should be asked whether he/she wants that to happen. Or such seems a good idea to me.
Additional information
The high contrast theme, which emerges as something of a hero here, is buggy in another respect: its hover colouration varies between windows and sometimes makes control icons almost totally black. This matters (at least) because at present that theme is the only inbuilt theme that avoid the scaling problem.
I can provide screenshots, at the price of temporarily messing up my hard-won and just-about-usable monitor (font, DPI, themes) display.