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What don't you like about OS X's Hi-DPI scaling? It works pretty sensibly for me -- I actually prefer to run my rMBP at ¼ native, because the text is astonishin
by jfb 13y ago
What don't you like about OS X's Hi-DPI scaling? It works pretty sensibly for me -- I actually prefer to run my rMBP at ¼ native, because the text is astonishingly sharp.
- mark-r 13y agoThat's the genius of Apple's Retina - they jumped straight from 1x to 2x with nothing in between. Even multiples are much easier to work with and give a better user experience.
- jfb 13y agoEven the way they (we?) handle non integer scale factors is clever -- pixel doubling and then downscaling, rather than upscaling directly.
- taude 13y agoHiDPI scaling is only useful if you're working on a retina 2x screen. On a larger, 27", everything is just small. It's be nice to have big monitors with lots of working space, but have icons, fonts, etc, scale to be a useful size, independent of the actual DPI.