There's one problem that I've noticed with a lot of smaller Windows apps, and I never quite figured out what causes it.
In Windows 10's Display Settings, if you change the scaling to something other than 100%, this app doesn't seem to adjust with it. Below is how it appears at 175% scaling (note that the text is blurry).
And here's how it looks at 100% scaling.
(Desktop scaling is useful for 4k monitors, otherwise the icons and text become way too tiny).
Most programs are able to account for this, but I've noticed that a lot of FOSS/freeware programs become blurry instead of scaling correctly (even large FOSS projects like GIMP and Inkscape suffer from this, if I recall correctly).
Is there a reason why scaling never seems to work correctly? It would be a major UI improvement if it were possible to get this working, but I'm guessing there's some reason why it isn't as easy as it looks.
There's one problem that I've noticed with a lot of smaller Windows apps, and I never quite figured out what causes it.
In Windows 10's Display Settings, if you change the scaling to something other than 100%, this app doesn't seem to adjust with it. Below is how it appears at 175% scaling (note that the text is blurry).
And here's how it looks at 100% scaling.
(Desktop scaling is useful for 4k monitors, otherwise the icons and text become way too tiny).
Most programs are able to account for this, but I've noticed that a lot of FOSS/freeware programs become blurry instead of scaling correctly (even large FOSS projects like GIMP and Inkscape suffer from this, if I recall correctly).
Is there a reason why scaling never seems to work correctly? It would be a major UI improvement if it were possible to get this working, but I'm guessing there's some reason why it isn't as easy as it looks.