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I don't find the initial Cleartype algorithm used by Windows to be exactly good either. You could tell from miles away that it's distorting fonts significantly
by prima-facie 3y ago
I don't find the initial Cleartype algorithm used by Windows to be exactly good either. You could tell from miles away that it's distorting fonts significantly in order to fit them into the pixel matrix. I think they've improved it for Windows 10/11 though.
- baal80spam 3y ago> You could tell from miles away that it's distorting fonts significantly in order to fit them into the pixel matrix. You could? To me, the jump from Windows 98 to Windows 2000 was MASSIVE when it comes to readability.
- prima-facie 3y agoI'm referring to the original Cleartype introduced around Windows XP - if I recall correctly. The hinting used was quite aggressive.