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This is cool, but my problem is the opposite: I have a modern laptop screen with tiny pixels. What I need is then a huge bitmap font... does anybody have any?
by enriquto 5mo ago
This is cool, but my problem is the opposite: I have a modern laptop screen with tiny pixels. What I need is then a huge bitmap font... does anybody have any?
- frankling_ 5mo agoHere are a few made by upscaling and then manually cleaning up classic fonts: https://github.com/B2HDPI/B2HDPI https://github.com/B2HDPI/B2HDPI The glyph coverage is enough for most programming languages; missing glyphs just fall back to a pixelized look. Lode 1.5x works really well at 110 ppi displays, which seems to be the uncanny valley for antialiasing.
- sandos 5mo agoWhy a bitmap font if you have tiny pixels? Just use a sharp font like Iosevka or similar.
- enriquto 5mo agoi want all occurrences of the same glyph to be identical. This is essentially impossible to obtain with blurry "antialiased" fonts.