[sitharus]

definitely a well-known, it's been the case ever since MacOS had antialiasing.

It's unlikely to be 'fixed' as it's a different philosophy between the OSs.

[cutie]

Also, as I alluded to in my previous comment, as resolutions increase in the future, the Mac OS approach is more correct in the long run. Though, it has come with the cost of fuzzy fonts and squinting for the last decade.

[randallu]

Does it actually make any difference? As a pixel size decreases, grid fitting becomes more accurate too.

[cutie]

This may not be true, as I've gotten more info above. Too late to change.

[arunoda]

Seems like that's why they are investing more on Retina displays.

[melling]

It's probably the vision that they had planned for years. Isn't that where we all want to go? I'm hoping that "Retina" becomes the new standard everywhere within the next few years.