Please someone tell me why this is not a feature in OS X. Windows has had this feature for a long time. You just set the DPI to what works for your eyes and your screen resoloution. The Mac gives you a penalty for having a high resolution display -- you get a tiny small font for your menus, title bars, status bars, etc.. etc... I want to have a high resolution display AND readable fonts -- that seems such an obvious and CRITICAL feature.
I have a high resolution Mac, and I run Windows full screen on it with Parallels. The windows VM looks really really nice, and is readable, because it has the option "Control Panel>Hardware and Sound>Display> Make text and other items larger and smaller>125%/150%".
I end up using Windows almost all the time on this machine. I would love to just use the native Mac stuff on this machine, and I keep trying to embrace it. But I just can't because of this one missing feature. When I use it as a Mac, I just cant see the dang fonts on the menus and title bars and such. So I revert back to using it as a Windows machine with Parallels.
This DPI problem is the only thing preventing me from becoming a convert from Windows to Mac. I like everything else about the Mac, but I just cant see the dang fonts.
Why is this CRITICAL feature missing? It just doesn't seem that hard to do, and I can think of no reason why it would not be beneficial. Can anyone explain?