Mitch's questions

I recently installed Ubuntu 18.04 and discovered that the fractional scaling option that was in 16.04 is no longer there. 200% is too big for my display, and this answer didn't work for me (the options didn't change after running the command).

Is there another way to get fractional scaling?

I'm using Ubuntu's Startup Applications feature to run a script at startup. The script looks like this:

#! /bin/bash

dropBoxDevDir=/home/mitch/Dropbox/dev

set -e

yakuake &
python $dropBoxDevDir/scripts/ysess -i $dropBoxDevDir/configs/yakuake.ini
ssh-add

The idea is to:

1. Run yakuake
2. Run the ysess script to open some tabs in Yakuake
3. Run ssh-add so that I can perform Git operations later on

The problem is that ssh-add doesn't seem to get run. How can I figure out why it doesn't get run?

Alternatively, is there a better way to run ssh-add after the other two commands have finished?

I'd like to see Chinese characters, such as this one.