When I use Windows, I've got more eye fatigue than when

>>61120419
What else is about the pic you posted?

>>61120419
1 > 2 >>>>>>>>>>> 3

>>61120419
yes, windows font rendering is shit

>>61120419
yes

>>61120419
My eyes are killing me, no matter what OS I use

>>61120419
idk maybe you should buy a mac if your too stupid to configure subpixel rendering to match youre monitor

It's the font rendering.

macOS/Linux don't have this issue.

Well, Linux needs some setting up maybe.

>>61120419
im blind i dont have this issue

I've been using Windows for ages but I don't have an issue with my eyes.

>>61120611
this

>>61125132
^^^this^^^
THANK YOU MISTER I JUST CAME HERE TO SAY THIS

>>61125376
kek

With hidpi everywhere, aliasing is a solved problem.

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What's wrong with windows font rendering? Looks fine to me.

https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=89414

>>61125890
deformed glyphs "thanks" to agressive hinting
also too thin

>>61125944
What does that shit you spewed even mean. Speak english.

>>61120634
cleartype tuner is trash and doesn't work

>>61125990
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.

>>61125990
>posts in a font rendering thread
>doesn't know what "glyphs" or "hinting" means
"no"

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>>61120419
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.

no because i have a 276 ppi display

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>>61126125
here

>>61126125
pretty much all linux distributions have anti aliasing enabled by default. Some even disable bitmap fonts completely