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>Right side is awful (just like many parts of post-Vista Windows) with apparent grayscale AA By "post-Vista" you mean Windows 8 and later? Vista and 7 (its ref
by noisem4ker 7y ago
>Right side is awful (just like many parts of post-Vista Windows) with apparent grayscale AA
By "post-Vista" you mean Windows 8 and later? Vista and 7 (its refinement) were the peak of subpixel-antialiased ClearType with the Segoe font. It was with Metro and its animated, rotation-enabled, mobile-first design language that antialiasing was downgraded to greyscale.
- mehrdadn 7y agoNo, I mean since Vista and later. Ever since DWM was introduced, anything rendered on a DWM surface (or something along those lines, I don't know the details) has been blurry. The taskbar text is an easy example. The Metro UI did extend that to even more places, though.