Bringt ClearType etwas
From Robert K. <ano...@nospam.de>
· de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 15 Jan 2004 22:56 · View full thread
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Wie ihr ja vielleicht wisst, verwendet WinXP fᅵr die Textdarstellung optional ClearType (=Fontrendern bis auf Subpixel genau). Texte werden dadurch feiner aufgelost und einfach schᅵner. Was meint ihr, sehen ASCII-Arts dadurch besser aus, oder braucht man vielleicht doch eher das rustikale Konsolenambiente?
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