If text is blurry in an application, you can right-click the application's shortcut and select Properties. This doubling makes text blurry in such applications. This ensures that the program's interface isn't tiny. Many Windows desktop applications don't properly support Windows's display scaling, so Windows 8.1 includes a solution - if a program doesn't support the native display scaling, Windows just doubles its interface in size. Many Windows 8.1 laptops and tablets are now including these high-resolution displays, which make text easier to read and offer better image quality. Windows 8 has improved support for high-resolution displays - also known as high-DPI displays, because they have a larger number of dots (or pixels) per inch.
We're talking about blurry text, laggy mouse pointers, touchpad issues, and SecureBoot problems - good, old-fashioned Windows annoyances. No, not just because of how different it is - Windows 8 was very different, but Windows 8.1 shows Microsoft becoming more reasonable.
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