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Ability to turn off font antialiasing #4334
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It's not just older systems – I use Pragmata Pro Mono font, which is optimised for hi-dpi screens. It actually looks better without anti-aliasing, so I have it turned off in my VSCode. It would be great to be able to turn off anti-aliasing in Zed as well, as the text just looks blurry to me now when I just over from VScode. |
Do you mean sub-pixel antialiasing? For that you can just tune off macos's font smooth. |
It dosen’t look like a aliasing issue, the difference is much bigger if you turn off sub-piexel aliasing in vscode |
I'm not sure the exact terminology, but the font rendering is just slightly thinner than in other apps, and especially noticeable on a 72dpi monitor. |
This led me to play with the |
alacritty is also doing a great job at font rendering if it helps. |
@arathunku they are different font, probably you need a diffetent name for jetbrains mono in zed. |
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As stated in the ttile. I love the antialiasing, but when using ZED on older laptop with lower resolution, the next when viewed in downsized font size does not seem as clear as I wished. For this particular reason I keep thinking ability to turn off antialiasing on the fonts would help.
Also team please know, right now antialiasing is amazing, so any newer machines, the rendering is amazing :) Thanks!
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