This is a serious question, because until we get true resolution independence there are two options:
- Run it at native resolution, which makes everything really small, or
- run it at retina-style pixel-doubled resolution, which means you have the effective space of 1920x1080 on 30", which is more suited to a 20" screen.
PS: I know, 4K and UHD are not the same thing, but the difference doesn't make much difference for this discussion, no pun intended.
- Run it at native resolution, which makes everything really small, or
- run it at retina-style pixel-doubled resolution, which means you have the effective space of 1920x1080 on 30", which is more suited to a 20" screen.
PS: I know, 4K and UHD are not the same thing, but the difference doesn't make much difference for this discussion, no pun intended.