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by tokamak-teapot
1782 days ago
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It looks a bit more blurry because it _is_ a bit more blurry. As another commenter explained a little, Windows' font rendering attempts to 'cut off' at pixel boundaries for straight edges, making characters appear sharper. This is at the expense of being less true to the font design. I used to prefer the Windows text rendering for this reason, but since so-called 'Retina' screens, everything looks the same to me. |
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