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That's simply not true, OS level support has been improving for years and years. There is a chicken-before-the-egg problem with getting ISVs to support high re
by DougBTX 14y ago
That's simply not true, OS level support has been improving for years and years.
There is a chicken-before-the-egg problem with getting ISVs to support high resolution modes (ie, for third party developers to use the support the OS offers) since there isn't much incentive until their users have hardware to use the high resolution modes. Apple has started shipping high resolution screens, once others do too software support will be more likely to catch up too.
- UnoriginalGuy 14y agoIf that was true then first party software would support it well but it doesn't. A lot Microsoft's software cannot handle 150%.
- bduerst 14y ago>If that was true then first party software would support it well No no no no no. Hardware adoption has comes first, followed by the optimized software functionality. Just look at SSD and TRIM.