I kinda just fixed that.... /hides
both to increase contrast and figure out where the heck I am. But I also have a safari extension that shades alternate paragraphs as I read them , so I do it much less often now.
Thats the theory behind "Dyslexic Notation." You can try it if you'd like: https://github.com/antijingoist/AlphaSymbolic
Thanks for sharing this!
FWIW, I think your thoughts are more of a reality than just your opinion. Thanks for saying it better than I can. Even in these comments, there are people that love it, and people that can't use it. There are also many…
Thanks for the kind words. :) Oddly enough, it shows up less bold on a non-windows machine. Eulexia is an SIL-OFL one that is thinner too. But I haven't worked on the windows font smoothing with that one yet. :-/
There are several versions of the font available, and the newest on github and dafont have some of those issues fixed. There are Windows specific issues, and those are being worked on.
Thanks! Just saw that!
I kinda just fixed that.... /hides
both to increase contrast and figure out where the heck I am. But I also have a safari extension that shades alternate paragraphs as I read them , so I do it much less often now.
Thats the theory behind "Dyslexic Notation." You can try it if you'd like: https://github.com/antijingoist/AlphaSymbolic
Thanks for sharing this!
FWIW, I think your thoughts are more of a reality than just your opinion. Thanks for saying it better than I can. Even in these comments, there are people that love it, and people that can't use it. There are also many…
Thanks for the kind words. :) Oddly enough, it shows up less bold on a non-windows machine. Eulexia is an SIL-OFL one that is thinner too. But I haven't worked on the windows font smoothing with that one yet. :-/
There are several versions of the font available, and the newest on github and dafont have some of those issues fixed. There are Windows specific issues, and those are being worked on.
Thanks! Just saw that!