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Maybe unexpected: I agree One of the biggest improvement for me was improved multi monitor and multi-DPI/PPI support. Being able to just put two different moni
by andix 3y ago
Maybe unexpected: I agree
One of the biggest improvement for me was improved multi monitor and multi-DPI/PPI support. Being able to just put two different monitors next to each other and moving windows between them works. They just adopt their rendering on the fly to the screens DPI setting and it works with most current software.
One of the biggest issues that block me from moving to Linux, I run my displays with 125% and 150% fractional scaling. That just doesn't work like that on Linux, fractional scaling comes with many drawbacks.
- sys_64738 3y ago> One of the biggest improvement for me was improved multi monitor and multi-DPI/PPI support. Being able to just put two different monitors next to each other and moving windows between them works. They just adopt their rendering on the fly to the screens DPI setting and it works with most current software. This was a significant fix from W10 to W11 as it was truly awful with W10.
- andix 3y agoIt already works quite well with current Windows 10, the true nightmare was before Windows 10, or maybe with one of the earlier versions. But there was another big improvement with Windows 11.