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That's just sad. Personally, I can't go back to displays with low DPI. Too much strain for my eyes.
by viktorcode 5y ago
That's just sad. Personally, I can't go back to displays with low DPI. Too much strain for my eyes.
- baq 5y agoyou would if you used windows. DPI scaling is _horrible_. macos figured this out years ago. it'll take a decade to solve this problem on windows and it'll never be 100% solved, because legacy apps don't support any kind of scaling at all.
- 1_player 5y agoI've used Windows 10 on a 4K monitor at 200% for a couple years and I didn't have any issue. macOS' scaling works best, but Windows has been HiDPI ready for a while, and only a small handful of old apps need you to enable the application-scaling option manually. Especially since Windows still runs 15 years old applications that use crappy old APIs, while macOS doesn't. It's not fantastic by any means, but it's a disservice to call it _horrible_.
- baq 5y ago200% is easy mode since legacy apps look sort of ok. i'm on a 4k monitor with 150% scaling right now and e.g. task manager (hardly a legacy app) looks absolutely awful.