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  1. #11
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    Default Re: High resolution display support

    Ok, but doesn't this essentially mean the project is abandoned? I mean if there are no real technical/platform innovations in the desktop app. Only new templates, formatting improvements, integrations (import export) stuff like that... They are just borderline scamming existing users out of any money they can with minimal effort.

    For a graphics editor to have no 4k support at this point is insane IMO. As a graphics editor you would want to have THE BEST MONITOR out there. Apple's monitor is 8k for example.

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    Default Re: High resolution display support

    welcome to the way xara sees the future
    Last edited by handrawn; 19 March 2020 at 05:12 PM.
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    Default Re: High resolution display support

    blah, they should perhaps open source it at this point. Given the main canvas already is scale independent (its vector after all), creating a new ui in .net core wpf and mapping to win32 calls might be doable. They themselves obviously will not refactor.

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    Default Re: High resolution display support

    it may not be that simple; leaving aside the implications for the bitmap objects, xara has it's own rendering engine
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    Default Re: High resolution display support

    Quote Originally Posted by sgraphics View Post
    blah, they should perhaps open source it at this point. Given the main canvas already is scale independent (its vector after all), creating a new ui in .net core wpf and mapping to win32 calls might be doable. They themselves obviously will not refactor.
    Why open-source a cash cow?

 

 

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