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0 pointssantaclaus9y ago0 comments

If I'm staring at something for 10 hours a day smoother font rendering is a big benefit.

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Smoother means less legible, at least on low DPI screens. But it seems to be a personal preference as to what someone will actually like more.

The only time I've had any problems on windows is if the font is too small.

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0 pointssantaclaus9y ago0 comments

If I'm staring at something for 10 hours a day smoother font rendering is a big benefit.

Smoother means less legible, at least on low DPI screens. But it seems to be a personal preference as to what someone will actually like more.

The only time I've had any problems on windows is if the font is too small.

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