Its 65.556 degrees COne would hope F, but being a European I don't understand what that means. Is it hot?
Its 65.556 degrees COne would hope F, but being a European I don't understand what that means. Is it hot?
...and will have a much higher DPI than the current displays.Which I think are either 72dpi or 110dpi.Not exactly sure.The new displays will probably be around 200-300dpi thus utilizing RI much better
Similar to having the ability to have 8+GB on a MacPro.
People want a great deal of features, and rightfully so as you are paying quite a bit for a new version of the Operating System. However in the end majority of the users only use a portion of the included feature list.
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Quote: "That is the one thing that is most irritating on the Mac. My Windows machine with a 22" flat panel monitor did not have this problem.
... you're claiming your Windows machine was capable of Resolution Independence?
NO. I started the post by stating that I did not understand the definition of "Resolution Independence" and went on to explain that I suspected it might have something to do with the fact that text is so small on a 1920x1200 monitor. Perhaps I was wrong in that assumption.
With Windows one is able to universally increase text size, so high resolution monitors do not diminish text to an unreadable level.
With a trend to larger, higher resolution, less expensive flat-panel monitors this will become a real problem . . . I think.
. . . . and I still don't know what "Resolution Independence" is.
... you're claiming your Windows machine was capable of Resolution Independence?
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Microsoft Windows 95 onwards used the Marlett TrueType font in order to scale some window controls (close, maximize, minimize, resize handles) to arbitrary sizes.
As for dashboard, I rarely use it and would love to be able to stick a few widgets on my desktop so they're always available. I'm not sure why Apple doesn't allow that.