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I'd still take occasional antialiasing failures over common HiDPI scaling failures, any day of the week. Antialiasing wins hard in terms of both severity and fr
by Nullabillity 5y ago
I'd still take occasional antialiasing failures over common HiDPI scaling failures, any day of the week. Antialiasing wins hard in terms of both severity and frequency.
If a program has broken subpixel antialiasing, it may be slightly more annoying to use for long stretches of time. If a program has broken HiDPI scaling, it's completely unusable with a monitor that requires it.
> - only works for horizontal text. Anything rendered at differently angles looks different.
Anything rendered at non-90° angles is going to be annoying to read anyway. It's not like there's this magical world of 78° text just waiting to be discovered, if only we could get rid of all subpixel antialiasing.