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Traditionally we had 85-100ppi monitors for example * 15 inches 1024x768 (85ppi) * 17 inches 1280x1024 (96ppi) * 19 inches 1400x1050 (92ppi) I'd argue that
by Tepix 5y ago
Traditionally we had 85-100ppi monitors for example
* 15 inches 1024x768 (85ppi)
* 17 inches 1280x1024 (96ppi)
* 19 inches 1400x1050 (92ppi)
I'd argue that everything that is beyond ~140ppi needs adjustments in software and could be considered HiDPI. You could also argue that 200% scaling should be the threshold, if we're starting with 85ppi that would be 170ppi.
It also depends on the viewer distance of course. Larger displays are usually viewed from a bigger distance.
- qwerty456127 5y agoYes, for bigger distances this makes a lot of sense. I want everything be as small as possible to fit more when I'm using my laptop but I would really appreciate decent unscaling on my RaspberryPi i use siting on the couch in about 3 meters from a 42-inch 1080p panel.