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Yeah. But the virtual resolutions are fixed depending on the screen. There's no way to arbitrarily set a virtual resolution and the OS only offers this for scre
by pilif 13y ago
Yeah. But the virtual resolutions are fixed depending on the screen. There's no way to arbitrarily set a virtual resolution and the OS only offers this for screens it knows (see the MacPro Review from anandtech where they tried to enable HDPI with that 4K display: the os only offered the 2x mode).
That's why I wouldn't call that arbitrary scaling. If they could offer it using their method, I'm sure they would.
- 4ad 13y agoIt's not exposed in the settings, but it can scale to any apparent resolution. There are various 3rd party programs that can set any apparent resolution for you. And of course, you can see this without any 3rd party software if you connect it to a monitor or projector with a weird resolution and enable mirror mode.