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Totally agree! > One problem with high pixel density is that you either have to scale everything up The bad news is, as a Windows user, very few apps support

Totally agree! > One problem with high pixel density is that you either have to scale everything up The bad news is, as a Windows user, very few apps support scaling (aka DPI awareness). For larger displays, ex: 49" with 5120x1440, you'll take full advantage of every pixel without scaling.

naoqj 5y ago
>The bad news is, as a Windows user, very few apps support scaling (aka DPI awareness). That is not true in my experience. Also, for those who don't support it (which by default look blurry) you can enable it in compatibility options and it will generally work well.
ChuckNorris89 5y ago
>The bad news is, as a Windows user, very few apps support scaling (aka DPI awareness). Completely false. I've forgotten the last time I encountered an app that wasn't super ancient and didn't support fractional scaling on Windows 10/11. Sometime in 2017 I think.