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You can’t tell me Apple cares about pixel perfection when they implement fractional scaling (which, last time I heard, was I think effectively the only choice o
by chrismorgan 4y ago
You can’t tell me Apple cares about pixel perfection when they implement fractional scaling (which, last time I heard, was I think effectively the only choice on most of their laptops) with rendering at the next integer up and downscaling.
Basically Apple have made it so that it’s literally impossible to be pixel perfect, even though they were in the best position by far to force developers to do it properly, in those few where it didn’t Just Work. Microsoft’s approach to fractional scaling is incomparably more sensible, and Wayland is finally heading towards being able to handle it properly (though I find it quite ridiculous that they didn’t just start by doing it properly).
- paldepind2 4y agoHow did Wayland do it initially and how are they doing it now?
- grishka 4y agoActually no. The latest generation of MacBooks increases the screen dpi and the default setting is actual real 2x scaling. Though it doesn't help much because see my reply to the parent comment. It's noticeable on retina too, just not as much.