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I don't know about the rest of you, but my eyes literally started to hurt when I read the text on that page, presumably because of the color of the text v. back

by brianr 16y ago

I don't know about the rest of you, but my eyes literally started to hurt when I read the text on that page, presumably because of the color of the text v. background. Doesn't bode well for using it in vim... Maybe it looks better on a different monitor? (I have a Samsung LCD.)

jswanson 16y ago
I found the color scheme easy to read. Using a Dell monitor attached to a mac via DVI though, and calibrated to the best of my ability using the OSX calibration tool.
klutometis 16y ago
Bizarrely: I, too, had to strain to read the page; which I attributed, however, to the weight of the font: so thin that it won't render without artifacts.
slashclee 16y ago
What browser are you using? It looks great to me here in Chrome and Safari.
- brianr 16y ago
  Chrome on Mac.
bricestacey 16y ago
You may need to enable ClearType. If on Windows XP. Display Properties > Appearance > Effects
- brianr 16y ago
  I'm on Mac OSX; is there an equivalent?
  - epochwolf 16y ago
    For Snow Leopard: Open System Preferences, go to Appearance, and uncheck "Use LCD font smoothing when available"
xbryanx 16y ago
Agreed. It's definitely not high enough contrast for such a thin font.