diff --git a/posts/ideal-forms.post b/posts/ideal-forms.post index 2c05fb155541c73ab8e54fb33bf01c7e72f3cca5..c37add44d67ab891353378cced530ddebd35cbc5 100644 --- a/posts/ideal-forms.post +++ b/posts/ideal-forms.post @@ -132,12 +132,12 @@ rectangle coordinates are `[25,10], [30,15]`. pixels - we need to round them[^3]. Notice that border is thicker and that proportions are a little distorted. On the other hand despite a big change in resolution size of the object is similar in real-world values. - + Windows Presentation Foundation declared 96PPI screen's pixel being the device-independent pixel because such displays were pretty common on desktops. Almost all coordinates map perfectly on this screen. Notice the approximation of the right side of the violet rectangle. - + ![Lower DPI](https://common-lisp.net/project/mcclim/static/media/ideal-forms/72dpi-96dpi-sbs.png) * Fact that the screen has higher density doesn't mean that coordinates mapping