>Ideally everything should remain the same size no matter what the resolution, and the DPI should just grow upwards. This is how it works on platforms like the

>Ideally everything should remain the same size no matter what the resolution, and the DPI should just grow upwards. This is how it works on platforms like the iPad. And on the "Retina" Macbook Pros - i'm not sure why Linus goes batshit over a Apple marketing name, it's a term Apple uses for marketing their HiDPI screens (iPhone, iPad and now Macs) and not in use by anybody else to describe their high resolution screens. The true HiDPI effect is only apparent in the "same size as before but 4 times the pixel density" default configuration. Changing it run on one to one with 2880x1800 display achieves nothing besides really tiny unreadable font sizes.