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Perhaps the screenshots you're seeing have ClearType (i.e. sub-pixel anti-aliasing) turned on, and when it got to you (as a picture) the subpixels no longer mat
by mook 6y ago
Perhaps the screenshots you're seeing have ClearType (i.e. sub-pixel anti-aliasing) turned on, and when it got to you (as a picture) the subpixels no longer match on your screen? For example, if one of the screens involved was vertically oriented…
- jraph 6y agoThis is it. This was more of an aside, it's indeed not supposed to look this way when it's directly rendered on the screen.