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> (a) adopt Windows' approach of allowing any arbitrary scale Apple is all about controlling and curating the user experience. They would much rather force you
by BitwiseFool 5y ago
> (a) adopt Windows' approach of allowing any arbitrary scale
Apple is all about controlling and curating the user experience. They would much rather force you into some lane than allow you to go wild configuration wise.
- naikrovek 5y agois allowing a 150% option considered "going wild"?
- BitwiseFool 5y agoPersonally, no, but the GP did say "allowing any arbitrary scale" and that's what I was referring to. Why Apple does not allow 150% is beyond me because it is quite reasonable. But I can understand why they don't allow users to enter a value like 168%.
- petilon 5y ago> Why Apple does not allow 150% is beyond me because it is quite reasonable. It is absolutely not reasonable. HTML tables with horizontal grid lines will appear to have varying line thicknesses when in reality they are all set to the same width.
- naikrovek 5y agothat doesn't have to be true. solve that problem instead of using it as proof that 150% isn't feasible.