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> Particularly if they're different DPIs - Mac DPI support is just so far ahead of Windows that it's absurd. On Apple endorsed monitors and resolutions, yes, o
by ihateolives 5y ago
> Particularly if they're different DPIs - Mac DPI support is just so far ahead of Windows that it's absurd.
On Apple endorsed monitors and resolutions, yes, otherwise no. My personal pet peeve is that I have to use 3rd party tool (BetterDummy) got get decent output to 1440p monitor from my M1 mac. On Windows I know what I'll get when I plug in any monitor, on my Mac it's a guess. Maybe I'll get non-crappy rendering, maybe not. Otherwise I much prefer Mac handling of hidpi and fonts, but monitor situation in general is not perfect on MacOS.