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On 10/20/2022 at 3:03 PM, spamjim said:

Using the proper term (PPI) would be a great feature of a 2.0 release.    😃   I'd upgrade just for that.

Well, lit's a kind of a minor point as someone pointed out...but my response is that while it's a "trivial" thing it is also extremely trivial to fix..... so why not? Professional software should be professional in its terminology. Avoids confusion....

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9 hours ago, RasterFarian said:

trivial to fix

It would be a "fix", if something was broken.
But Serif has repeatedly confirmed that he chose this designation on purpose - so there is nothing to "fix".

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9 hours ago, Pšenda said:

It would be a "fix", if something was broken.
But Serif has repeatedly confirmed that he chose this designation on purpose - so there is nothing to "fix".

Well, I admitted it didn't change functionality. So in that sense nothing is broken. My bad in my own terminology. So I will rephrase: It would be trivial to change the designation to bring it in line with 30 years of industry standard terminology, thus adding clarity and consistency to a concept that many people struggle with. 

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