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You're right. I just looked it up, it seems I misremembered the CGA/EGA palette specs. I'm pretty sure this is based on the standard EGA/VGA font, which is 8x1
by robert_tweed 12y ago
You're right. I just looked it up, it seems I misremembered the CGA/EGA palette specs.
I'm pretty sure this is based on the standard EGA/VGA font, which is 8x14 pixels, whereas CGA only supported 8x8. Characters like A, N and M look noticeably more pixellated around the diagonals in CGA mode.
This is very much the one everyone would recognise from the VGA era, although it's actually an EGA mode.
- johansch 12y agoNow we are into serious nit-picking land, but anyway: The font used by this site is the "Fixedsys" system font from Windows, not any CGA/EGA/VGA text mode font.