This inspires me to do a different calculation based on biological and
physical facts:
According to (German) Wikipedia http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auflösungsvermögen
the human eye can separate two distinct points if they are displaced
in an angle of 2' (2 minutes, i.e. 0.0333 degrees).
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 8:59 PM, Dale Schumacher
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If your current display is around 150dpi, you can see what QVGA would be
like with something like this:
xterm -fn '*-clean-*--6-*-c-40*'
This will give you a terminal window with a 4x6 font cell (3x5 for
characters +
On Wed, June 11, 2008 2:59 am, Dale Schumacher wrote:
If your current display is around 150dpi, you can see what QVGA would be
like with something like this:
xterm -fn '*-clean-*--6-*-c-40*'
This will give you a terminal window with a 4x6 font cell (3x5 for
characters + 1px spacing).
Thanks Dale, as David says it's this simply test makes the things very clear,
whit bold there's is no way but as I said before this font on the freerunner
can be used to previews, icons and a way to have various text files opens at
time and intuit of what's about and then to work use the second
But I have no knowlege about this font, hehehe I like it. ~70 chars/line in the
example of 291 pixels so in a 640 will be about ~160 chars in one line (penden
to confirm the minimum distance to be readable maybe 3 cm hehehe well now
seriouly I was able to read the example in a 1280x768 10.6
If your current display is around 150dpi, you can see what QVGA would be
like with something like this:
xterm -fn '*-clean-*--6-*-c-40*'
This will give you a terminal window with a 4x6 font cell (3x5 for
characters + 1px spacing). Note that the automatic smear bold make this
font unreadable,
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