I don't think you understand what i'm referring to. The quote from your changeset, "draw bold text the old fashioned way" produces very poor aliased bold fonts when the terminal requests them.
See issue 2865023 also raised this week.
Leo
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Try pressing CMD-I and unchecking the Bold option. If you like the result then press "Update" to save it. Previously this previously toggled NSStrokeWidth to bold the font. This was slow and produced a barely noticeable bold effect. It also forced text highlighting on. Now this does bold by drawing the text twice twice and offset 1px to the right. It does not force highlighting on.
If you leave bold switched off then the behaviour should appear exactly the same as before.
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You can always turn bold off in the config panel. The old bold was hardly noticeable anyway.
Hi
I don't think you understand what i'm referring to. The quote from your changeset, "draw bold text the old fashioned way" produces very poor aliased bold fonts when the terminal requests them.
See issue 2865023 also raised this week.
Leo
I do know what you're talking about.
Try pressing CMD-I and unchecking the Bold option. If you like the result then press "Update" to save it. Previously this previously toggled NSStrokeWidth to bold the font. This was slow and produced a barely noticeable bold effect. It also forced text highlighting on. Now this does bold by drawing the text twice twice and offset 1px to the right. It does not force highlighting on.
If you leave bold switched off then the behaviour should appear exactly the same as before.
I've added a FAQ to the website.
Thanks for confirming - much appreciated.