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Kevin Wampler schrieb:
> Sub-pixel antialiasing is pretty common in fonts these days, but this is
> the first time I've ever seen a font explicitly designed using sub-pixel
> techniques:
>
> http://typophile.com/node/61920
While this might seem a good idea at first glance, the problem is that
it relies on a certain arrangement of sub-pixels. If the monitor doesn't
use RGBRGB but rather RGBRGB, organizes sub-pixels vertically instead of
horizontally, or uses a 2x2 matrix, the whole benefit of the font goes
down the drain, and may actually be counter-productive.
That's why ClearType, when you first use it on a computer, annoys you
with questions about "which of these looks best?"
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