MacOS... Mojave... removed subpixel antialiasing? What the fuck, it's hard to read now

macOS... Mojave... removed subpixel antialiasing? What the fuck, it's hard to read now.

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Before and after

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Maybe it's to make it more consistent as a few screens use BGR over RGB subpixel layout, or perhaps they are planning to do something involving a desktop/laptop that doesn't use RGB subpixels (such as the dreaded pentile.)

I'd imagine there is a setting embedded somewhere to start it up again.

You have antialiasing. It's just the crappy grayscale style instead of the superior RBG one found in Microsoft™ ClearType™.

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Use this, remember to restart

defaults write -g CGFontRenderingFontSmoothingDisabled -bool NO

BASED, it works

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>it's a mactoddler subhuman thinks he or his fruity toddler toys belong on Jow Forums episode
cringe

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It's the other way around.

based and redpilled
thanks user

Not an issue on ®etina Displays™

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That AA looks like absolute fucking garbage, what is your point?

To all the AAfags: You just haven't completed the optimization phase yet. Didn't you see the note? Wait like 20 minutes to an hour.

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Looks good to me desu

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Lord, the first thing I hear when someone mentions Mojave.

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dumb frogposter

Looks fine to me.
Time to go to the optometrist.

That, however, looks like shit, its too small.

my fonts look slightly worse but meh

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For years Apple had subpixel AA on by default even on retina macs where it made things worse (particularly if scaling was employed). You could turn it off (as I did) but 99% of users didn't.

What they should have done is disabled it on highdpi devices but left it for lowdpi.

I just switched to KDE. Installed the San Francisco fonts because I find them pleasant to look at. Works for me.

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>KDE

Congratulations. You now share the Windows experience.

lol

No, Windows supports proper RGB AA.

Is that why fonts looked thinner across the board? Made it slightly harder to read but maybe I'm not used to it yet.

But Windows has subpixel AA.

It's because they turned off COLORFUL fonts

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