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Am Samstag, 17.05.2014 um 02:17 |
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schrieb Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com>: |
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> Howdy, |
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> I'm curious. I'm sure there are some older folks on here that have |
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> eyes that are not in the best of shape. Mine are not real good even |
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> with glasses. My question is, what font is the easiest to read for |
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> folks with bad eyes? In other words, for you folks who can't see |
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> good, what font do you use? |
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My classes have a optical power of about 4-dioptre and I need a special |
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class for screen reading. I'm using XFCE as WM and these are my |
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settings: |
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General: Terminus 14 |
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XFCE panel: Bitstream Vera Sans 11 |
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Text Editor: Bitstream Vera Sans Mono 14 |
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E-Mail (Claws): Bitstream Vera Sans Mono 17 |
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Bitstream Vera Sans Mono 11 |
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Terminus Bold 13 |
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Hinting: Full |
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Antialiasing: Yes |
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My monitor: 1920x1200 83dpi 27" LCD Wide Gamut |
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For me it is also important, that the screen background is not too |
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bright and that the contrast of the text is high. So I modified a XFCE |
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theme for my requirements (see attached file). |
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regards |
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