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So I tried the pre-alpha of Zed on Linux (I don't have a Mac), built it with cargo build --release) but it seems that font rendering doesn't work properly on low-DPI monitors (I only have a pair of old ~96 DPI monitors). Zed is ignoring my system wide font settings of full hinting, greyscale antialiasing which make such screens work. This results in very blurry rendering.
I tried a variety of fonts that work fine in other editors. For example "Terminus (TTF)" which is a bitmap font (converted to TTF) and should render with no anti-aliasing whatsoever. This works fine in VSCode.
Dejavu Sans Mono is better, but again Zed doesn't seem to be rendering like other programs on my system
Here is my ~/.config/fontconfig/fonts.conf (which i would expect to take effect for all programs on the system):
As is it is, on my monitor Zed is too blurry to be usable (I'm really sensitive to blurry fonts and get literal headaches from it). I could also not find a way to turn off antialiasing entirely (which might be an acceptable workaround) in https://zed.dev/docs/configuring-zed (there is no mention of "antialias" at all in the page.
Environment
Zed: v1.0.0 (Zed Dev df190ea)
OS: Linux 1.0.0 (actually this is Arch Linux, I think this command is a bit broken?)
Memory: 31 GiB
Architecture: x86_64
If applicable, add mockups / screenshots to help explain present your vision of the feature
Blurry font rendering in Zed (sharp in VSCode) when using "Terminus (TTF)" (both at size 18), which is a bitmap font, best viewed at 1:1 pixels on a 96 DPI screen, or at an exact scaling (e.g. 200%) on a higher DPI screen:
When using "Dejavu Sans Mono" the difference is smaller, but Zed is still blurrier. Both are at font size 18 again:
If applicable, attach your ~/Library/Logs/Zed/Zed.log file to this issue.
Apparently I don't have a log file:
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So I tried the pre-alpha of Zed on Linux (I don't have a Mac), built it with
cargo build --release
) but it seems that font rendering doesn't work properly on low-DPI monitors (I only have a pair of old ~96 DPI monitors). Zed is ignoring my system wide font settings of full hinting, greyscale antialiasing which make such screens work. This results in very blurry rendering.I tried a variety of fonts that work fine in other editors. For example "Terminus (TTF)" which is a bitmap font (converted to TTF) and should render with no anti-aliasing whatsoever. This works fine in VSCode.
Dejavu Sans Mono is better, but again Zed doesn't seem to be rendering like other programs on my system
Here is my
~/.config/fontconfig/fonts.conf
(which i would expect to take effect for all programs on the system):As is it is, on my monitor Zed is too blurry to be usable (I'm really sensitive to blurry fonts and get literal headaches from it). I could also not find a way to turn off antialiasing entirely (which might be an acceptable workaround) in https://zed.dev/docs/configuring-zed (there is no mention of "antialias" at all in the page.
Environment
Zed: v1.0.0 (Zed Dev df190ea)
OS: Linux 1.0.0 (actually this is Arch Linux, I think this command is a bit broken?)
Memory: 31 GiB
Architecture: x86_64
If applicable, add mockups / screenshots to help explain present your vision of the feature
Blurry font rendering in Zed (sharp in VSCode) when using "Terminus (TTF)" (both at size 18), which is a bitmap font, best viewed at 1:1 pixels on a 96 DPI screen, or at an exact scaling (e.g. 200%) on a higher DPI screen:
When using "Dejavu Sans Mono" the difference is smaller, but Zed is still blurrier. Both are at font size 18 again:
If applicable, attach your
~/Library/Logs/Zed/Zed.log
file to this issue.Apparently I don't have a log file:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: