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The quality is not the same. Lower resolution + anti-aliasing makes the text blurry.
by pkolaczk 10y ago
The quality is not the same. Lower resolution + anti-aliasing makes the text blurry.
- thaumasiotes 10y agoIf my screen requires 250% scaling to be usable (which I am not making up - that is precisely the scaling it "recommends"), then lower resolution with pixels that are six times bigger is not a loss of quality. Large black squares composed of smaller black squares are not somehow ineffably superior to large unitary black squares.
- pkolaczk 10y agoWait, wat? Are you using bitmap fonts? Scaling of vector fonts in modern desktop systems doesn't work that way. Scaling is done before rasterization, and you would get perfectly sharp edges with 250% scaling.