It's so funny, this is like when you ask your parents for a game as a kid and they tell you that you
It's so funny, this is like when you ask your parents for a game as a kid and they tell you that you already have games
CHelvetica at home
Rwe already have a good linux distro, we dont need others (that distro is rhel)
KEhh .. more like asking your parents for a mcdonalds cheeseburger and they get you a mcdonalds hamburger but add a slice of cheese
Ror what is that one dungeon os
Rthat one is funny
K99.99% the same thing
CIt only looks the same because you aren't conscious of the differences
CPerception is tricky
Kyou literally need to be a font nerd to tell the differences between many fonts.
Ranyway, fonts contribute to eye strain
Rwhich is why i care
CYou need to be somewhat of a nerd in general to tell operating systems apart as well
SI don't think you guys realize how many fonts exist. For any new font that comes out, there are 50 existing ones that everyone involved would like equally or more
Ri dont really go by anything technical when it comes to fonts
Ri go by feel
Rif my eyes are not hurting, then it's a good font
ZThere is also licensing. That might be a huge factor of why there are so many fonts looking the same
KThere's also 'Free' versions of lots of 'Licensed' fonts to add to the chaos
Rand generics
KOf course, font licenses are a thing I'll just never care about.
CIt's a huge part of branding, Apple has commissioned fonts forever for this very reason
KWe use Noto because it's what valve uses
KBazzite uses Fira Code because I'm an opinionated asshole and I get to decide what it comes with
SI've been using a 1080p monitor until last year, I use the default fonts, I don't understand this "eye pain" meme. Much like needing dark mode, your monitor is probably just calibrated wrong
Ri get some eye strain with the default fonts on bazzite
Rbut it's easy enough to change them
KYour eyes need to lift more bro
Ri honestly think it's the way they're rendered
K
Rthey're broken i cant help it
SI switched it all to Jetbrains mono
R
KWatch Kyle drop Bazzite 4.0 with Comic Sans now.
CSomething neat I did today is matching the DPI in
xrdb -q to my actual monitor DPI through the GNOME Tweaks text scaleCIt's 96 DPI by default, my monitor is slightly lower density
CSo I set it to 0.97 in Tweaks and it's now 93, which is my real monitor density rounded up
CWould be a nice tweak to do on a laptop or a Steam Deck or something
CKThis reminds me of an ongoing argument I have with a friend of mine who insists that anything under 120hz 'Hurts his eyes to look at'
CIt's for X but I'm sure the assumed DPI thing was grandfathered in
JI think I need to subscribe to the announcements. I missed nvidia 555 shipping in bluefin too! I need to update my system and try wayland again
SI guess he watches literally no media?
Kbelieve me, I've been through ALL that stuff with him
KI think he just wants to feel like he's a snowflake or something
K"My eyes are just TOO GOOD"
SMany such cases
KI can happily game at 30fps so long as it's constant.
K60fps is nicer tho
RWayland now works great with Nvidia! Just two issues I am facing - some websites (such as Miro) lag a lot when moving around the canvas, and Chrome has some funniness where the window appears a few centimetres from the top of the screen, causing me to click the wrong buttons. The latter is fixed by un-maximising and maximising the window a few times
I was one of those people who Wayland Nvidia was unusable, with text lagging in text and code apps, the mouse feeling slow and constant flickering
I was one of those people who Wayland Nvidia was unusable, with text lagging in text and code apps, the mouse feeling slow and constant flickering
SI can definitely tell when things are below 100, but it isn't bothersome unless it's a really fast game or it's below 40ish
