Re:Pi-hole v6
by adornKey on Wednesday February 19, 2025 @04:05AM
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One difference between Monitors and TV used to be that Monitors used RGB Subpixel-Layout and TVs used BGR. (i.e. TV panels are upside down)
Configuring subpixel-layout per monitor is something that most OS won't allow.
So if you use several monitors, you usually have to mount the BGR-ones upside down. (Otherwise fonts will be blurry...)
For some time now there are really cheap 4K Monitors with BGR-layout available. If you mount those upside down you're fine... (I use LG 4K Monitors mounted upside down in combination with other screens)
Re:Pi-hole v6
by kbolino on Wednesday February 19, 2025 @07:16PM
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Subpixel hinting isn't that useful at high DPIs though. Apple has ditched it entirely in macOS, regardless of monitor DPI, and gone back to standard anti-aliasing.
Configuring subpixel-layout per monitor is something that most OS won't allow. So if you use several monitors, you usually have to mount the BGR-ones upside down. (Otherwise fonts will be blurry...)
For some time now there are really cheap 4K Monitors with BGR-layout available. If you mount those upside down you're fine... (I use LG 4K Monitors mounted upside down in combination with other screens)