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Hi, I just noticed that PlainTasks forces directwrite on Windows. And unfortunately at the moment there are issues with sublime directwrite fonts on custom DPI settings (e.g. I am using 125% under windows 7).
Here is an image illustrating the problem (windows 7, sublime 2.0.1/b2217, 125% DPI, consolas font):
(bad = "with directwrite", good = "without directwrite")
A quick fix is to remove that directowrite from PlainTasks (Windows).sublime-settings file.
As a suggestion - should PlainTasks inherit the directwrite setting from Sublime settings?
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Hi, I just noticed that PlainTasks forces
directwrite
on Windows. And unfortunately at the moment there are issues with sublimedirectwrite
fonts on custom DPI settings (e.g. I am using 125% under windows 7).Here is an image illustrating the problem (windows 7, sublime 2.0.1/b2217, 125% DPI, consolas font):![Untitled](https://camo.githubusercontent.com/f511d83ad1ccb2c0fbda6cdbb80b4a1e3377c4cac3bfd893dd9df17fff051ea1/68747470733a2f2f662e636c6f75642e6769746875622e636f6d2f6173736574732f313338373832302f3332383032392f31616664356362382d396238612d313165322d393565662d6563353537323966653762612e706e67)
(bad = "with directwrite", good = "without directwrite")
A quick fix is to remove that
directowrite
fromPlainTasks (Windows).sublime-settings
file.As a suggestion - should PlainTasks inherit the directwrite setting from Sublime settings?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: