> But other people buy high-DPI devices because they want to be able to use smaller fonts and still > have them be legible, and they'll get annoyed if all their applications just make the UI larger to > compensate for their increased DPI
Or get annoyed because someone decided that Xorg was at 96dpi.
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Date: 2012-07-13 06:49 am (UTC)> have them be legible, and they'll get annoyed if all their applications just make the UI larger to
> compensate for their increased DPI
Or get annoyed because someone decided that Xorg was at 96dpi.