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I've found the opposite, that only macOS handles that perfectly. Windows still breaks in several situations like different size and density monitors, but it's
by dontlaugh 1y ago
I've found the opposite, that only macOS handles that perfectly.
Windows still breaks in several situations like different size and density monitors, but it's generally good enough.
Recent Gnome on Wayland does about as well as Windows.
- lotharcable 1y agoWindows is the only platform that tries to do it "correctly" as per the internet peanut gallery. And, of course, doing it "wrongly" as per what OS X and Gnome does works a lot better in practice.
- dontlaugh 1y agoI don't know what Gnome does differently from macOS, but moving a window between screens of different density doesn't behave as expected. macOS gets this right, Windows doesn't either.