There's something I need to know just out of curiosity:
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There's something I need to know just out of curiosity:
On a 27" display with 4K resolution, you would use a UI scaling of@volpeon On my display of that size and resolution, I actually use 1920x1080.
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There's something I need to know just out of curiosity:
On a 27" display with 4K resolution, you would use a UI scaling of -
There's something I need to know just out of curiosity:
On a 27" display with 4K resolution, you would use a UI scaling of@volpeon@icy.wyvern.rip I'm using 200% but mostly because fractional scaling kinda sucks
Tbh I'd rather have a screen at maybe 1440p where you can use 100% scaling, for most use cases -
@volpeon On my display of that size and resolution, I actually use 1920x1080.
@wakame Why's that?
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There's something I need to know just out of curiosity:
On a 27" display with 4K resolution, you would use a UI scaling of@volpeon probably 125 or 130% given that i run my 23” 1440” at 100% scaling
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@wakame Why's that?
@volpeon I wanted a big screen that just works (even/especially with legacy software).
And FullHD is regrettably still "the standard".
So instead of UI scaling + hoping, I simply stay with the same resolution as everyone else...
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@volpeon@icy.wyvern.rip I'm using 200% but mostly because fractional scaling kinda sucks
Tbh I'd rather have a screen at maybe 1440p where you can use 100% scaling, for most use cases@volpeon@icy.wyvern.rip (though 200% does give really nice font rendering)
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@volpeon I wanted a big screen that just works (even/especially with legacy software).
And FullHD is regrettably still "the standard".
So instead of UI scaling + hoping, I simply stay with the same resolution as everyone else...
@wakame People keep telling me UI scaling is weird, but that doesn't match my experiences at all these days.
It used to be bad at the beginning, but I don't remember the last time I had issues
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@wakame People keep telling me UI scaling is weird, but that doesn't match my experiences at all these days.
@wakame At least when you go from 100% to 200%. Fractional is weird.
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There's something I need to know just out of curiosity:
On a 27" display with 4K resolution, you would use a UI scaling of -
There's something I need to know just out of curiosity:
On a 27" display with 4K resolution, you would use a UI scaling of@volpeon@icy.wyvern.rip at work I have an ultra wide 3440x1440 and I use it with 1.25 or 1.5 scale (not sure which anymore)
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@wakame At least when you go from 100% to 200%. Fractional is weird.
@volpeon
Fun fact: Some C#/XAML UIs simply scale-up-then-blur parts of the UI."Is it me or is the UI blurry?"
takes screenshot, zooms in
"Nope, it's not me."
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@volpeon
Fun fact: Some C#/XAML UIs simply scale-up-then-blur parts of the UI."Is it me or is the UI blurry?"
takes screenshot, zooms in
"Nope, it's not me."
@wakame Amazing
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There's something I need to know just out of curiosity:
On a 27" display with 4K resolution, you would use a UI scaling of -
There's something I need to know just out of curiosity:
On a 27" display with 4K resolution, you would use a UI scaling of -
@wakame Amazing
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There's something I need to know just out of curiosity:
On a 27" display with 4K resolution, you would use a UI scaling of -
There's something I need to know just out of curiosity:
On a 27" display with 4K resolution, you would use a UI scaling of@volpeon idk but i zoom many websites in -
There's something I need to know just out of curiosity:
On a 27" display with 4K resolution, you would use a UI scaling of -
There's something I need to know just out of curiosity:
On a 27" display with 4K resolution, you would use a UI scaling of@volpeon Oh damn 4k maybe I'd use 150 but I'd rather just get a 1080p 24" screen at 100% because ui scaling is still broken on nearly every os
