because Apple doesn't ship anything but high DPI displays anymore
People still connect their Apple computers to low-DPI monitors all the time. High-DPI monitors are still a rarity. There's the LG UltraFine, the Studio Display (too expensive for what it is), the Pro Display XDR (the $1000 stand lmao), and that's really it.
I'm writing this comment on a 2K monitor connected to a modern MacBook.
People still connect their Apple computers to low-DPI monitors all the time.
They do, but the fonts are visibly blurry on those, as they did indeed remove the subpixel antialiasing. Thankfully, the Gtk4 developers removed it as well, so Linux (or at least the GNOME desktop) will soon look like crap as well.
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People still connect their Apple computers to low-DPI monitors all the time. High-DPI monitors are still a rarity. There's the LG UltraFine, the Studio Display (too expensive for what it is), the Pro Display XDR (the $1000 stand lmao), and that's really it.
I'm writing this comment on a 2K monitor connected to a modern MacBook.
They do, but the fonts are visibly blurry on those, as they did indeed remove the subpixel antialiasing. Thankfully, the Gtk4 developers removed it as well, so Linux (or at least the GNOME desktop) will soon look like crap as well.