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The future is now. Apple and Microsoft both make high DPI displays over 260 ppi on their largest 15-inch+ notebooks and tablets.

• t0bia_s 2y ago
  As graphic designer I'm able to work on 106-120 PPI displays. Anything higher means upscaling which is problematic for UI design, especially on web.
  • ttarr 2y ago
    We can't hold back the world because of some lazy UI Devs, I can't believe we still facing scaling issues in 2024! My solution, under Linux, I get laptop screens with 2X scaling, i.e. 2.8K and 3.2K for larger laptops.
    • t0bia_s 2y ago
      Linux does not support 10 bit colours. Also DCI P3 is still not standard instead of sRGB.
      • hulitu 2y ago
        > Linux does not support 10 bit colours. This is funny because 25 years ago SGI supported 10 bits of colour.
• winternewt 2y ago
  I'm well aware, but that hasn't translated to similar resolutions on desktops even though laptops have had them for almost a decade.