> Person who actively dislikes 4k here I don't think the reasons you illustrated support that conclusion. You don't actively dislike the extra pixel density of

> Person who actively dislikes 4k here I don't think the reasons you illustrated support that conclusion. You don't actively dislike the extra pixel density of a 4K display. You seem to only dislike the compatibility issues relevant to your use case. >No matter what operating system you're on, you'll eventually run into an application that doesn't render in high dpi mode. FWIW, I can't recall the last time I has a problem with apps not rendering correctly in hidpi mode on MacOS. Unless you've got a very specific legacy app that you rely on for regular use it's a non-issue. >Configuring my preferred linux environment to work with 4k is either impossible or just super time consuming Ah, I think I found the real issue ;-) If your linux desktop rendered 4K beautifully, seamlessly, and without any scaling issues right out of the box, I could all but guarantee that your opinion would be different.