Has nobody else encountered this at all? It seems like a very obvious issue to notice, but strangely enough I wasn't able to find anything. This definitely has something to do with the 200% system scaling, as this bug is not present on my other regular DPI machine using 100%. And it happens with EVERY app that was running. Meaning I have to manually resize it back to the way it was every time.
If I run some fullscreen low resolution app and then close it and come back to the desktop, I will see that my Chrome window was resized and now sits in a corner, taking up about 15% of my screen area. I don't maximize my windows, I like to be able to reach the desktop icons all the time, so my Chrome window takes up about 85% of my screen.
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Whenever I exit fullscreen from an app that used a lower resolution (let's say it's an old computer game running in 640x480) back to my desktop, all the open app windows get resized to the resolution that was used in the fullscreen mode.Īs an example, let's say I had Chrome running. I have a similar issue on my Surface Book using 200% system display scaling. Their elements become SMALLER, not BADLY STRETCHED. It's about the fact that other apps windows lose the 200% scaling and become tiny on his screen. The issue he was talking about wasn't about fonts looking blurred or pixelated. Pzhndal asked a simple question and you keep replying about fonts and large screens like it's some sort of a meme. This is a subject that has been beaten to death since the late 70's. They want to keep blaming the operating system, which is not the case. The biggest issue is that people get flat screens and never turn off all of the manufacturer default settings that cause the biggest problems. They are not created for very large screens and high resolution, unless you take the time to find the proper fonts or design your own. Fonts are created for small sized screens with lower resolution.
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The whole font issue has been around since the first time that they could figure out how to connect a computer to a tv at a low refresh and resolution rate. I don't know how to fix it, but in my eyes, it's more a windows bug than anything else.That is the same thing I told him. He is not saying that the fonts look bad, he says that the size of the fonts change. I don't know how to fix it, but in my eyes, it's more a windows bug than anything else. Closing and reopening will make them go back to the 200% setting.
He says he uses the option 'Scale and layout' at 200%, but after he plays a game at fullscreen 1080, some (or all) the programs that where open in the background, the 'Scale and layout' has dropped back to 100%. Until someone designs a font that is for large sized flatscreen's that are over 21", you will be stuck with junk on the screen.He is not saying that the fonts look bad, he says that the size of the fonts change. Just because it states 4K/UHD on your fancy flatscreen, does not mean that graphics from a computer are going to look as good as you see them on tv, which even those fonts do not render properly. With that, fonts designed for a smaller screen under 21" is going to look very garish on a large sized screen that is over 42". The issue with larger sized screen is how the pixels spread out. Nope, same thing, you are not going to do a search for the fact that this question you are asking has been discussed over and over.
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