What's your display resolution, Jow Forums?

1920x1080 @ 96Hz

dual 4k so you can double the scaling issues
I like it

1368x1024
(96 dpi for 19inch)

1920x1080 but I am looking into getting a 1440p monitor

I just sit close to my monitors and it's fine.

2560x1080 and 1920x1080

4k capable tv on my desktop but I use it on 1920x1080 @60hz because I'm on outdated hardware
For some reason when I put it under 120hz the screen borders start to flicker in some niggerish way
Someone else had this problem?

1920x1080 @ 74.92Hz

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16:10@1680x1050

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3000x2000 14" laptop screen

3840x2160 3840x2160 3840x2160 1920x1080 and a pass through 1920x1080

1366x768 is the native resolution of the human eye, so that's what I use.

I bet you use magnifier with this resolution

I employ the patricians resolution which is, of course, 2560x1600. There will not be another resolution beyond that that is 16:10, which is a shame.

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this

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Wintoddler OUT!

@30Hz I hope.

get a real job, neet

1440x900

640x480

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man, I miss Terry

My workplace banned Windows.

480 x 640

80 x 24

really? weird. most POS systems I've seen run on top of XP still. I did see an older one at a grocery store the other day that looked like it was running on SunOS.

Most tech companies ban Windows.

woosh

>desktop
2560x1080
>laptop
3000x2000
I cant really look at my desktop anymore
when youre a tard

So you're a redditor and a wintoddler?

1600x768

STFU r*dditor

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2000x3000

>71335691
nice bait

1920x1080 and 1440x900
I only use the 1080p one for gaems since anything else feels too small in 1080p to me, and zooming into most websites makes them look like shit

he must
>pic related

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Currently a 2560x1080 and 2x 3840x2160 at work

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1920x1080, and up until yesterday, a second monitor at 1280x1024

5120x2880

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1024x768 85Hz

1440p 144hz

Based W500 poster.
My W500 is sitting on a shelf until I can coreboot it. I'm using this really T500 with an led backlight for now.

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>that enormous transparent border
I see MacOS still doesn't know how to take single-window screenshots properly. Windows 10 used to have this issue but then they fixed it.

3840 x 2160
3840 x 2160
3840 x 2160

>Save screenshot of single window without shadow: Command + Shift + 4 , press the Space key, then hold the Alt key and click on the window you want to capture. Save screenshot of selection: Command + Shift + 4 , then select the area you want to capture with your mouse cursor.

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1024*600

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>Save screenshot of single window without shadow:
Then how does this faggot get it with the massive shadow around it?
>Command + Shift + 4 , press the Space key, then hold the Alt key and click on the window you want to capture.
Meanwhile in Windows: alt+printscreen and paste it wherever. I thought Mac was supposed to be simpler on these things.

1920x1080 like a decent human being.

>Command + Shift + 4 , press the Space key, then hold the Alt key and click on the window you want to capture.
what kind of shortcut is that?
is it editable at least?
on my linux system i do this;
prtscr: fullscreen
alt+prtscr: active window
ctrl+prtscr: interactive selection

1440x900

>tfw my stone age tonkpad has more pixels than current 1366x768 shitpads

I get the massive shadow around it because that's how I have setup my screenshot script.

>Meanwhile in Windows: alt+printscreen and paste it wherever. I thought Mac was supposed to be simpler on these things.
You can do that too. Again, I have my screenshots setup to do how I want.
Besides, these days MacOS uses a UI to let you do extra stuff such as crop, record videos, etc.
Pic related.

Cmd+Shift+[1-4] lets you do various screenshot actions directly.
If you press Cmd+Shift+4, you get a selection option that lets you drag and select the portion of the screen to capture. If you do that, then press space, it will toggle to taking a screenshot of whatever window you wanted. If you hold Alt while clicking, that gives you the ALTernate option.
Holding Alt to get different options is near universal on MacOS. Probably why it's called the "Option" key on Mac keyboards.

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4k

uh, 2880x1800 in my MBP you homo

>Then how does this faggot get it with the massive shadow around it?
The shadow's a part of the window so it gets screencapped when you use OS X's screencap a window option. If it tickles your autism that much you're free to disable it.