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I always thought the biggest difference was subpixel vs grayscale anti-aliasing. Prior to very high pixel density screens, I hated the Mac/android font renderi
by krona 5y ago
I always thought the biggest difference was subpixel vs grayscale anti-aliasing.
Prior to very high pixel density screens, I hated the Mac/android font rendering, mostly due to the migraines caused by my eyes straining to correct for the seemly out-of-focus text blur.
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- garaetjjte 5y ago>I always thought the biggest difference was subpixel vs grayscale anti-aliasing. It's mostly hinting. Windows actually doesn't do subpixel antialiasing in many applications anymore. (such as Start menu or new Settings panel)
- danybittel 5y agoOf course it does.
- formerly_proven 5y agoI don't understand why you write an incorrect comment when checking whether GP is right takes literally seconds in front of a Windows box (open start menu, screenshot, enlarge, clearly not using subpixel AA).
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- danybittel 5y agoIt's because that is exactly what I did. And the text in my Start menu has AA? I'd be really surprised if any text doesn't have AA.