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I find text a lot harder to read without anti-aliasing.

• mrob 4y ago
  To be honest, I doubt disabling anti-aliasing makes any perceptible performance difference itself (although it gives me sharp text without needing 4K, which probably does). But your comment shows the important of customization. I disabled things I personally considered bloat. Other people will consider different things to be bloat. Software should give you that freedom (and Free Software gives you the ultimate freedom to customize).
  • password4321 4y ago
    "Ain't nobody got time for that!" Actually, I would be interested to learn how much time you've invested in customization, especially if there were points when the system became temporarily unusable.
    • mrob 4y ago
      Almost certainly more time than the customizations have saved me. I still consider it worth doing, because I enjoy doing it, and it makes the computer more pleasant to use. I have made the computer temporarily unusable several times, but I have an old netbook too, so I'm never stuck without a usable computer while I fix it.