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Perhaps reserve your mind being blown for situations where the GP hasn’t confused pixel count and pixel density. Zed “supports” 1080p monitors just fine. Suppo
by stouset 10mo ago
Perhaps reserve your mind being blown for situations where the GP hasn’t confused pixel count and pixel density.
Zed “supports” 1080p monitors just fine. Supports is in quotes because it doesn’t need to do anything nor care at all about the count of pixels on the screen.
- gkbrk 10mo agoIf you can call the left image [1] "supporting 1080p" I guess Zed supports it. But it looks like VS Code and other editors somehow support it better without getting blurry. Keep in mind that Zed developers [2] consider blurry fonts on low DPI displays a Priority 1 issue, and a reproducible bug that is commonly encountered. I'm sure if there was no blurry font issue with Zed, they would just close this bug report. [1]: https://ibb.co/zVS0Qz6z https://ibb.co/zVS0Qz6z [2]: https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/issues/7992 https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/issues/7992
- stouset 10mo agoLow DPI fonts and 1080p resolution are orthogonal concerns. Pixel count and pixel density are not the same thing.