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Correct Image for Proggy Clean? #1

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devonparsons opened this issue Jun 15, 2015 · 5 comments
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Correct Image for Proggy Clean? #1

devonparsons opened this issue Jun 15, 2015 · 5 comments
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I use Proggy Clean TT, and my font looks very different from your screenshot of Proggy Clean. Even resizing both your image and my font size I could not get PCTT to look as thick as your example. Is it just the case that the truetype version looks significantly different? See: http://grab.by/I4RE
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will load the font again and confirm it. using the OSX version of Sublime Text 3 with font anti aliasing for the images.

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New image is up at the 16pt font size recommended on the Proggy d/l site, and now without antialiasing. It is a bit more crisp but the glyphs are still not as thin as the image that you linked. Are you on Linux?

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I'm using Sublime 3 on Centos

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Hope to address this with this pull request #49

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Have a look at the new images that I pushed and see if you think that these render Proggy more clearly.

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