As the title says, how do I do it? The option simply isn’t there.
I have checked the settings app as well as the tweaks app to no avail.
100% scaling is so small, it’s murdering my eyes 
Any help is appreciated. Ss attached below.
Are you in an X11 session or Wayland?
Yes… now I remember. That’s actually how I got fractional scaling on my Fedora Gnome install on my laptop. I ran gsettings set org.gnome.mutter experimental-features "['scale-monitor-framebuffer']" restarted and fractional scaling was available.
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I only know fractional scaling exists, but no idea what it is used for or how it can be useful because I don’t even use normal scaling since I always keep it at default 100%. 
Works for me on my laptop. Just makes things bigger and easier to see. Especially when I’m used to my desktop monitor at 32".
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I would recommend you to adjust font scaling via GNOME Tweaks rather than using fractional scaling. You could change it to 1.20 so that you would get a convenient scale.
The only scaling available in Tweaks is for fonts. That’s not the same as scaling the entire desktop.
Yes, that’s what I meant. Not the same thing as fractional scaling but can be seen as an alternative.
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I am finding a way to get it to 75% actually
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wayland session.
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I’ve already done this to fix the fonts. As someone said, it doesn’t fix the system wide issue. I was rather surprised to not see fractional scaling enabled in the first place.
Thank you. It works like a charm! 
Followed your guide, fractional scaling available on restart. Thanks a ton!
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Glad your issue is resolved!
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Done. Thank you for the reminder.
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