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Really? The 'different DPI' settings have been in since Vista, and worked pretty pervasively.
by josephcooney 15y ago
Really? The 'different DPI' settings have been in since Vista, and worked pretty pervasively.
- tomflack 15y agoThe main problem is third-party apps that don't respect the settings. It's not a huge problem. I've noticed some of the UI elements in windows get distorted sometimes too.
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- lusr 15y agoChanging DPI settings still screws up various applications on Windows 7 (fonts on various UI elements don't scale consistently, e.g. Visual Studio 2010 is messed up, games are usually completely broken even modern ones like Starcraft II, etc.) and overall make the system very frustrating to use (especially annoying since I have a pair of IBM T221s capable of 3840x2400). That being said it's still worthwhile when I'm in e.g. Lightroom.