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Unfortunately, last I checked, most OSes don't properly handle subpixel antialiasing on monitors in non-standard orientations. They use the assumption that the
by GIFtheory 12y ago
Unfortunately, last I checked, most OSes don't properly handle subpixel antialiasing on monitors in non-standard orientations. They use the assumption that the red subpixel is to the left of the right one, which is violated when you rotate the monitor. See here, for example: http://superuser.com/questions/265413/portrait-monitor-orientation-causes-text-blurring http://superuser.com/questions/265413/portrait-monitor-orien....