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The idea is that "look good" is subjective, case in point: you apparently think the font rendering on macOS looks good, whereas the author of the linked article
by badsectoracula 8y ago
The idea is that "look good" is subjective, case in point: you apparently think the font rendering on macOS looks good, whereas the author of the linked article thinks that font rendering on macOS looks bad and instead likes the font rendering on Windows 7.
- snazz 8y agoI am of the same opinion as the author of the article. Mac fonts look blurry compared to ClearType. I usually use bitmapped fonts in Emacs and xterm, however, to sidestep the issue altogether. Fontconfig is always an option if needed. On the other hand, I really can’t tell the difference on an HiDPI display, even though I don’t use one (or want one, for that matter). Whatever the defaults are in Firefox on OpenBSD look superb on my monitor.