And that's what I'm saying is not the case. We have at least 10 Windows machines in my office and everyone has different scaling issues with different apps, eve

And that's what I'm saying is not the case. We have at least 10 Windows machines in my office and everyone has different scaling issues with different apps, even things as ubiquitous as Google Chrome. It's mostly an issue when there are multiple monitors of different resolutions. I have 2 of the exact same monitor so my issues only pop up with legacy software where the UI is still bitmap scaled but every person here has some kind of situation where Windows scaling just craps out. The only apps that don't really have issues are Microsoft's apps. VNC and RDP mostly function correctly so that's the direct response to this main post but to say that it's "mostly solved" is not accurate, in my opinion. Searching Google for Windows HiDPI issues and filtering to the last year still yields support docs from Dell and other monitor manufacturers (from this year) that describe these issues.