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I guess the global menu ignores notch in the middle and displays sections anyway? The difference in fonts between KDE and macOS is visible here at first sight (
by pndy 5y ago
I guess the global menu ignores notch in the middle and displays sections anyway? The difference in fonts between KDE and macOS is visible here at first sight (ofc I know it's not surprising...). And maybe that's what Apple should do - tweak GUI a bit? Because from what I've read, people complain that menus are getting cut out.
- smoldesu 5y ago> I guess the global menu ignores notch in the middle and displays sections anyway? Yep, but that's not really an issue on KDE since most widgets will avoid the center of your bar unless you explicitly tell something to display there. I'm sure some frustrated MBP owner will push a fix for it in the future though, it's just a matter of time. > The difference in fonts between KDE and macOS is visible here at first sight Well, in this screenshot it is. As you can see, there's no GPU acceleration on anything here, which means they've probably got subpixel AA disabled (and obviously aren't running San Francisco system-wide). You can configure the two to be frighteningly similar though, in my experience.
- marcan_42 5y agoSubpixel AA has nothing to do with the GPU; not sure if it's enabled by default or not though, I didn't touch it, but it is pretty irrelevant with high-DPI screens. Apple does not use subpixel AA by default any more for this reason (and because they often use scaled non-native resolutions the way their UI scaling is designed).