Just wait until you try a high PPI screen on Windows. You say Linux is a dead dream for you, well high PPI screen on Windows is a dead dream to me. I don't use

Just wait until you try a high PPI screen on Windows. You say Linux is a dead dream for you, well high PPI screen on Windows is a dead dream to me. I don't use Metro/Modern UI software, and it seems most software has been stuck at Windows 7 API level for obvious reasons. The result? Ugly ugly ugly. And it will not change any time soon due to 99.9% of Windows (be it XP, 7, 8 or 10) running on cheap hardware with even cheaper TN panels. Even on Microsoft's new hardware, the jarring difference is horrendously apparent even after a quick use. And at this point, if you limit yourself to only the software that is properly PPI aware, you will be much more productive on OS X.