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Old old Windows Forms had its own text rendering (and still has), but most controls now have a second code path that uses the system's text renderer, which got
by ygra 6y ago
Old old Windows Forms had its own text rendering (and still has), but most controls now have a second code path that uses the system's text renderer, which got updated with better shaping, more scripts, etc., while GDI+ basically never got any updates. You can see that when there's a call to SetCompatibleTextRendering(false) in the code somewhere; then it's using GDI instead of GDI+.