** No longer affects: qtmir
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Title:
Font/text rendering is irregular and not pixel-aligned on low DPI
It might be acceptable if the hinting was higher quality, but I think
that would require caching of whole strings (possibly with kerning)
rather than caching of individual glyphs.
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Also the two lower-case u's in "Ubuntu App Test" have particularly
different appearance.
It seems Qt is placing glyphs according to a higher fractional precision
than the resolution of the display, which while technically correct also
creates unacceptable blurring of text at low DPI.
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I can now see part of the problem more clearly.
If you look at labels that contain the same letter multiple times like
"Calculator" or "Security & Privacy", then it becomes apparent that the
clarity of that same letter changes depending on where it is in the
word.
Given that Qt caches individual
** Also affects: qtdeclarative-opensource-src (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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