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The removal of subpixel rendering since macOS Mojave is only an issue on lower pixel density screens. On >150dpi (or thereabouts) displays, text is very nice (I
by dhritzkiv 4y ago
The removal of subpixel rendering since macOS Mojave is only an issue on lower pixel density screens. On >150dpi (or thereabouts) displays, text is very nice (IMO, I suppose).
- howinteresting 4y agoThe vast majority of external screens in existence are lower than 150dpi. Most high-end/high refresh rate screens are similar.
- doodlesdev 4y agoYup, even a 31" 4K monitor has less than 150dpi. The current monitor I'm using right now has little bit less than 100dpi. Still, gotta say I prefer MacOS/Gnome-style font rendering to Windows, sub-pixel rendering and all the stuff clear-type does just makes the text look _bad_ (but surprisingly readable).
- howinteresting 4y agoApple either wants you to be hunched over its laptops and develop bad posture, or to buy its $1500 monitor that only does 60Hz.