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This is possibly a symptom of the way Qt calculates screen scale.

Note:Auto-scaling in some multi-screen setups causes the interface to scale incorrectly when moving from lower resolution screens to higher resolution screens. You can also enable automatic scaling by setting the QT_AUTO_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTOR environment variable to 1. Go to the Preferences Behaviors > UI Scaling sub-menu to manually set the scaling mode and scale per display, if required. On Linux operating systems, scaling is currently set to off by default. Nuke supports high definition displays, automatically scaling the interface using the operating system's scaling settings. If you don't have a license or haven't installed one yet, proceed to Licensing on Linux. If you already have a valid license, the interface appears. For more information, see About Nuke Assist. Note: Nuke Assist licenses are only available as part of the NukeX or Nuke Studio package, and cannot be purchased separately. Nuke 12.2 -nukeassist to launch Nuke Assist. Nuke 12.2 -player to launch HieroPlayer. See About Nuke Indie for more information. Note:You can launch Nuke Studio using the -indie argument. Nuke 12.2 -indie to launch Nuke Studio in Indie mode. Nuke 12.2 -studio to launch Nuke Studio. Using a terminal, navigate to the Nuke application directory and enter:.Open the Nuke application directory (by default, /usr/local/ Nuke 12.2v11) and double-click the required icon.Double-click the required icon on the Desktop.To launch the application on Linux, do one of the following: