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I can't stand RGBA fringing on text, it gets tiring very quickly despite making the fonts look better. This font config is what I've been using for ages: http
by prima-facie 3y ago
I can't stand RGBA fringing on text, it gets tiring very quickly despite making the fonts look better.
This font config is what I've been using for ages:
https://gist.github.com/radupotop/acec155e01a3b5c7ec9beff10068462c https://gist.github.com/radupotop/acec155e01a3b5c7ec9beff100...
Basically it boils down to: rgba=none, hinting=true, hintstyle=hintslight, antialias=true, with a few font replacement directives.
Having a High-DPI screen obviously helps. I found that 27 inch monitors with UHD resolutions to provide a good density at around 163 PPI.
- BearOso 3y agoIf you have glasses you're probably experiencing chromatic aberration. Not much can be done about that other than doing what you're doing and using a high-dpi display. It's worse with extended color gamut monitors. sRGB is necessary for the color weights to be properly balanced.