Hello, does anyone know what causes the Wine Configuration to be so small? The same tiny font size also appears when I dual boot my laptop and choose between Windows and Zorin.
What is the resolution of your monitor? Probably higher than 1080x1920 (FHD)
Higher resolution means more displayscaling to get things to look big enough.
Wine is oblivious to global displayscaling. You have to change Wine setting called: DPI
Default is 96, you need higher. Try multiplying that in integers.
You can also use Dippi from your Software hub to find your exact DPI.
When switching boot in your dual boot menu, you are inside GRUB. It's a very common Linux bootloader and this is seperate from Zorin OS.
GRUB is also oblivious to displayscaling set within Zorin OS.
Changing this I don't have proper knowledge on. I'm not that far into the specifics of GRUB.
Here you can find a guide how to change grub resolution. It is in German, I hope you can translate it.
Go to "resolution" there to get the informations.
At grub menu press key c and then type "videoinfo". You get an output which resolutions are supported on your system. Write them down or keep in mind.
Then press esc to quit the terminal and select Zorin to boot from.
Enter in terminal
"sudo nano /etc/default/grub"
Move the key arrows to the following lines or add them to the file. If a # is at the beginning of the line, please remove it.
GRUB_GFXMODE=800x600x24
[enter your resolution here]
Then press CTRL+o to save the file, press enter, then CTRL+x to exit.
Then enter in terminal
"sudo update-grub"
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