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Swing UI text looks much more blurry when running programs via the packr wrapper than when using java -jar.
It's not terrible, but when you're used to the unblurred text, the blurred text looks less good.
The kerning also doesn't match.
This is very similar to #39, but since this is about Ubuntu, not MacOS, it likely requires a different approach.
Running with java -jar (fine):
Running with native executable generated by packr (blurry):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Okay, seems like this is caused by the Zulu JREs, because it also happens when starting the app directly via the bundled java executable, skipping the packr wrapper.
The "java -jar" I mentioned in the first post refers to my system JRE, which is an OpenJDK.
Swing UI text looks much more blurry when running programs via the packr wrapper than when using java -jar.
It's not terrible, but when you're used to the unblurred text, the blurred text looks less good.
The kerning also doesn't match.
This is very similar to #39, but since this is about Ubuntu, not MacOS, it likely requires a different approach.
Running with java -jar (fine):
Running with native executable generated by packr (blurry):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: