When I use Windows, I've got more eye fatigue than when I'm on Linux. Do you have the same problem?
When I use Windows, I've got more eye fatigue than when I'm on Linux. Do you have the same problem?
Levi Ross
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William Cooper
What else is about the pic you posted?
Kevin Parker
1 > 2 >>>>>>>>>>> 3
Adam White
yes, windows font rendering is shit
Jason Nguyen
yes
Jack Wood
My eyes are killing me, no matter what OS I use
Chase Perry
idk maybe you should buy a mac if your too stupid to configure subpixel rendering to match youre monitor
Daniel Miller
It's the font rendering.
macOS/Linux don't have this issue.
Well, Linux needs some setting up maybe.
Eli James
im blind i dont have this issue
Bentley Carter
I've been using Windows for ages but I don't have an issue with my eyes.
Jonathan Carter
this
Jackson Cooper
^^^this^^^
THANK YOU MISTER I JUST CAME HERE TO SAY THIS
Blake Reed
kek
Jace Lee
With hidpi everywhere, aliasing is a solved problem.
Isaac Wood
What's wrong with windows font rendering? Looks fine to me.
Anthony Lewis
Zachary Ramirez
deformed glyphs "thanks" to agressive hinting
also too thin
Andrew White
What does that shit you spewed even mean. Speak english.
Hudson Kelly
cleartype tuner is trash and doesn't work
Jaxson Wilson
Apart from missing punctuation, that anons post seems to be proper english. If you don't understand the technical term you can just look them up.
Ayden Bennett
>posts in a font rendering thread
>doesn't know what "glyphs" or "hinting" means
"no"
Benjamin Robinson
How can I disable aliased fonts on ganoo/linux? I miss comfy bitmap fonts, but I've had a lot of trouble finding non-monospaced pixel fonts recently.
Ryder Fisher
no because i have a 276 ppi display
Isaiah Perry
here
Grayson Torres
pretty much all linux distributions have anti aliasing enabled by default. Some even disable bitmap fonts completely