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@heyheni Oh yes I did. It's in its recommended value (250%). Some apps (IntelliJ, Windows defaults (not all though) and some others) do just fine. Things like Eclipse (and anything derived from it), Photshop, ... just do not seem to behave.
Not really sure it can be called "dev" technology but I think it fits rather well.
My problem is my 4K screen. You see, I bought this PC around 1 year ago (a Dell Inspiron 15 7000 of those times) and it had the possibility to have a 4K screen and I said myself "Why not? Everything will look so much better!"
Silly me.
Many apps do not work so well with such high DPI and their UI and icons are less then 0.5cm large. It definitely was not worth it.
So my worst dev tech is any app that does not support high DPI or has no ability to change icon size (TexStudio does and I just love it!). Next PC a good old FullHD will suffice.
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