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macOS uses grayscale anti-aliasing exclusively. But what it makes it work that well is the HiDPI (200+ dpi) displays Apple ships. Use a 32-inch 4K display and
by abhinavk 2y ago
macOS uses grayscale anti-aliasing exclusively. But what it makes it work that well is the HiDPI (200+ dpi) displays Apple ships.
Use a 32-inch 4K display and it will have be blurry/thick fonts too.
- doublepg23 2y agoI might be blind but I'm using 2x4K 32" displays on macOS and the fonts still look like paper to me. It was funny because every Apple commentator I had listened to made it seem like my retinas would melt out of sheer disgust if I didn't use a 5K display. It looks night and day better than my 2x4K 27" I use with my Windows 11 work laptop, even with ClearType (That was a let down. I replaced 2x1080p 21" displays and expected that to fix the woeful fonts on Windows).
- onli 2y agoAbsolutely. On my external display macos fonts looked horrible, way worse than on Linux.