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Pretty sure some Linux distros also offer forms of sub pixel rendering akin to ClearType. What do you find dubious about pixel boundary alignment? As a side n
by NBJack 4y ago
Pretty sure some Linux distros also offer forms of sub pixel rendering akin to ClearType.
What do you find dubious about pixel boundary alignment?
As a side note, please note Macs don't even offer a means of turning off aliasing anymore, which for folks like myself has serious implications for eye focus under some conditions. For all its faults, ClearType and similar rendering solutions at least allow me to tweak it to both my comfort level and even monitor pixel arrangement.
- richdougherty 4y agoThe dubious part for me is the way it's set at quite a strong level of pixel alignment, and (from memory) you can adjust it a bit but it not enough for all tastes - hence extensions like this. I get that some people prefer it but a lot of people don't and it's frustrating to be stuck with it. My thinking is that unless there's clearly one best way, and if it's something people have strong opinions about, then a switch or knob to adjust is a good idea.