Thanks for testing, is your laptop's desktop resolution also set to 1280x800? (I guess so?)
I just remembered something... In my code I compute aspect ratios by doing division, resulting in a float. Sometimes even though aspect ratios were similar, the system would think they were different because of floating point rounding "errors". I solved this for my own computer by using doubles instead of floats. But maybe this is still a problem in some cases, leading to the wrong default resolution being selected...
I just remembered something... In my code I compute aspect ratios by doing division, resulting in a float. Sometimes even though aspect ratios were similar, the system would think they were different because of floating point rounding "errors". I solved this for my own computer by using doubles instead of floats. But maybe this is still a problem in some cases, leading to the wrong default resolution being selected...