retina-display

I don't know if this belongs in StackOverflow or some other SE site, but here goes. I have a PSD design I have an iOS development team turning into a Retina iPad app. However, this design is made in the default 72 dpi. The development team is now saying the design should be 264 dpi (same as a Retina iPad) -- as well as a 132 dpi version for the non-Retina edition. This confuses me, as I was under the impression that dpi just represents how many pixels go into an inch of output, and therefore would only matter in printing. The dpi of an iPad just represents the number of pixels for each inch of

I want the effect of import numpy as np import matplotlib.pyplot as plt %matplotlib inline %config InlineBackend.figure_format='retina' at the launch of all my Jupyter notebooks, but I can't figure out what the current approach is for accomplishing this. There are many answers here and elsewhere, but none that I can find seem to be up to date. How do I accomplish the above in the current versions of Jupyter notebooks (but not IPython generally!): what settings should I apply where is the configuration file I should put them in? I've tried c.InteractiveShellApp.matplotlib = "inline" c

The icon composer 2.2 in Xcode 4.3.3 supports the icns of 1024x1024. However, for icon composer 2.4, it doesn't support that any more. This is ironic, since Apple pushes for the retina display mbp and requires the newly submitted app to use 1024x1024 icon, but the icon composer doesn't support it any more. Is there any alternative or newly introduced solution by Apple for creating the icon of the size 1024x1024? I really don't understand why Apple is doing this. Thanks! Nick Haddad Icon Composer 2.4 doesn't support 1024x1024 size icons anymore because the workflow for creating application

What size should an application icon and menu bar icon for OS X be? I can deal with small resolution displays but what about Retina - does an icon displayed on the menu bar (e.g. 20 x 20 ) will be smaller or blurred on a new MacBook Pro with Retina display? I reckon that the Application icon will be scaled, so if I'll prepare twice larger than regular it should be OK on Retina. I found an excellent guide for iOS development with sizes specification but I can't find similar size specifications for OS X. NSStatusBar icons (i.e. Menu bar icons) are different from regular app icons. I have not

I've seen this news from Apple talking about new iOS app submissions needing to be built for retina devices: https://developer.apple.com/news/?id=3212013b I know that it says that apps and app updates "must be built for iOS devices with Retina display", which is pretty generic and could maybe include the iPad, but the text only mentions the iPhone 5, and the linked page for "iOS Human Interface Guidelines" only talks about how to make your app ready for the iPhone 5. No mention of retina iPad whatsoever. So, will it really be mandatory for submitted iPad apps to be compatible with the New iPad