Matlab App Designer Axes Xlimax At its current pace, Xlimax is expected to be the first e-curve to support cross-device scaling on macOS without any further work on other platforms other than the ones shared with Apple. A lot of interest still exists within the developer community since Xlimax supports scaling both vertically at higher resolutions at 8K via HDMI, as well as at 2,160 x 1,160 (at 4K). This leads us to the question of what sort of future plans we have for Xlimax. While I feel Xlimax is in the hands of developers, and thus needs lots of work with its roadmap so it fits right in with the wider developer ecosystem, this remains to be seen. Ultimately, if this concept of an open source project with many developers is viable for the future of Xlimax and Mac OS X, then perhaps we should look forward to finding out more about it. We’ll have to wait and see. Related Stories Xlimax and Mac OS X: What So Not, Haskell For Mac? Download for $39.95 Xlimax and Mac OS X: The Way to Work through an Open Source Project, and The Rise of Arch Linux Xlimax and Windows 10: What Should We Expect from Apple before it starts to ship Xlimax: How Microsoft and Apple are working to merge Xcode and Swift onto Windows