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But that's where I disagree, especially when comes to terminals. I'm so used to seeing the pixels, that it doesn't bother me, but even then hinted anti-aliasing
by malkia 11y ago
But that's where I disagree, especially when comes to terminals. I'm so used to seeing the pixels, that it doesn't bother me, but even then hinted anti-aliasing helped quite a lot to solve this. What I'm really missing (and hence my heavily opinionated answer) is that there are lot of people that might just started coding on higher DPI monitors/devices, and to them going back would be terrible.
I started on Apple ][ :)
- rayiner 11y agoI'd hate to go back to the eye-strain inducing fuzzy low-res CRTs we had to tolerate back in the day. I can look at my rMBP screen all day without getting a headache.
- msbarnett 11y ago> What I'm really missing (and hence my heavily opinionated answer) is that there are lot of people that might just started coding on higher DPI monitors/devices, and to them going back would be terrible. It has nothing to do with that. I learned to program on a 72DPI sony trinitron screen in the 90s. UltraHD is strictly a less eye-straining experience, "what I grew up on" be damned.