I assume that this feature has been around for a while, maybe it came with Ventura, but I noticed it just today.
Turns out, if you have a MacBook Air and you want more resolution in the expense of sharpness, you can go to System Settings → Displays, Click on Show all resolutions and get more options.
I just moved from 1680×1050 to 2048×1280. While I don’t recommend this for most people, it it useful if you do development in your terminal (like I do) and want to see more context.
I like Windows because it’s the best for gaming!
Meanwhile on Windows: The simplest game that has been around for 30 years, Solitaire, has ads in it. You have to pay $2/month or $15/year to remove ads.
The design is ugly, it’s so ugly that the Windows XP version easily beats it and it takes at least 10 seconds to load the game, which used to take 1 second on Windows XP.
I’ve stopped using Windows 12 years ago, I’m not sure why everyone else hasn’t.
If I didn’t need to test network protocols every once in a while, I would be happier, because booting Windows feels like a pain already…