> In 2019, it seems odd to prioritize print layout at the expense of screen legibility. When I use a Mac (on a normal ~100 dpi screen), the text looks softened

> In 2019, it seems odd to prioritize print layout at the expense of screen legibility. When I use a Mac (on a normal ~100 dpi screen), the text looks softened with bad anti-aliasing and I feel like I've stepped through a time machine to the amazing year 2000. In 2019, what seems most odd is insisting that there is 'one best way'. The fact is that I fall into that vanishingly small base of users that notices the colors in windows fonts. I find Mac and Linux easier. I like the Retina displays. I'm not sure how you can argue against my preference for them. I did not say you should not have fonts you can read; merely that there is no one way that ought to be said to be better.