If this article made you think about how to get better text rendering here are a couple of suggestions for devs: Many terminal emulators have greyscale anti-al

If this article made you think about how to get better text rendering here are a couple of suggestions for devs: Many terminal emulators have greyscale anti-aliasing as an option or default, I know and have tested: - Windows Terminal (Windows) where you can set it in settings.json - kitty (linux) where it is default - You can probably get it globally in Linux through fontconfig settings, but I've never loked into that. If you're on a display at or above 200 ppi (4k at 27") you can also disable font anti-aliasing completely. The effect that has on letter shapes (esp. in Windows) is pretty striking. In chromium-based browsers and firefox there is a changing collection of about:config setting that control their Direct (edited to fix line breaks)