If you’ve ever used Windows on a higher DPI display and some older Win32 apps in particular, then you can definitely relate to the issue of proper scaling. Since the company’s own crisp-display Surface product are not immune to such issues either, it only makes sense for the US giant to start tackling it one way or another.
Well, the old Redmond giant sure took its time on this one and the approach is definitely an “alternative” one, but the new Windows 10 Build 16237, currently seeding to Windows Insider users finally shows some progress. What Microsoft did in this version is…