Companies besides Apple and LG have finally started releasing affordable retina-scale displays. I'm collecting them here mostly for my own notes.
A proper retina-scale external display for a Mac must have a pixel density of at least 200ppi. That means a 5K monitor should be 27" diagonal. 4K 27" monitors are disqualified.
Someone on the MacRumors forum made a comprehensive, less-up-to-date table, which might be worth looking at to see if I missed anything.
| // Uses Cartography for layout, but you should be able to translate it to NSLayoutConstraint pretty easily | |
| import Cartography | |
| /// Render a single page of a PDF, non-interactive, at an arbitrary size. | |
| /// Adds its own constraint to maintain its correct aspect ratio. | |
| class PDFPageView: UIView { | |
| var displayBox: PDFDisplayBox = .artBox | |
| var majorAxisLength: CGFloat = 2048 | |
| var page: PDFPage? { didSet { applyState() } } |
| on alfred_script(q) | |
| tell application "System Events" to set FrontAppName to name of first process where frontmost is true | |
| if FrontAppName is "Xcode" then | |
| tell app "Simulator" to activate | |
| else | |
| tell app "Xcode" to activate | |
| end if |
| /* add to your userChrome.css */ | |
| #TabsToolbar { | |
| visibility: collapse; | |
| overflow: visible; | |
| } | |
| #TabsToolbar > * { | |
| visibility: collapse; | |
| } |