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lol I have all sorts of issues on the new high dpi computers at work. One of them being the fonts too small (which they actually have a way to fix via zoom now)
by grogenaut 10y ago
lol I have all sorts of issues on the new high dpi computers at work. One of them being the fonts too small (which they actually have a way to fix via zoom now). One of them being random applications can't handle it. like any transition I think it's a mess. I do like being able to zoom the hell out of and shrink the hell out of text though depending on the time of day. As I get older I definitely mess with the font sizes throughout the day a lot.
- 0xFFC 10y agoI do understand what you saying. But I think there is subtle but important difference here. Microsoft deliberately ruined font rendering experience for users who already was using their platform, and didn't care because they knew they had them locked in. But small fonts and etc problems in high DPI monitors raised in kind of adoption old apps (Win32 API) in new technologies (high DPI monitors). This is quite ordinary. Every manufacturer or company will experience something similar eventually.