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When I heard what macOS did for fractional scaling, I said “wait, they can’t actually be doing that, surely? I mean, that’s obviously a stupidly bad way of doin
by chrismorgan 6y ago
When I heard what macOS did for fractional scaling, I said “wait, they can’t actually be doing that, surely? I mean, that’s obviously a stupidly bad way of doing it!” And even if the proper solution required more work for individual apps (it’d be only a tiny bit at most), Apple’s in a better position than Microsoft to require that their developers get it right.
I’ve still not actually seen it for myself, and even having heard from multiple sources that yes, it really does work that way, I still find it hard to believe. It’s just… “here, let’s put higher-resolution displays in our laptops, but then scale things so badly that somehow it manages to be worse than a lower-resolution 1920×1080 panel would have been”. Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.
I also find it utterly baffling.