On original Apple II hardware, the text portion of mixed display modes
is processed as being in color. The core's logic was written to
optimize readability by making this text monochrome, but the color
processing produces a distinctive blurring and colorization effect
expected by experienced Apple II users.
Add a new OSD "Display" option to allow optionally reproducing this
effect, renaming the current default "Color" to "Color 1" and
introducing a "Color 2" mode that reproduces the effect.
On original Apple II hardware, the text portion of mixed display modes is processed as being in color. The core's logic was written to optimize readability by making this text monochrome, but the color processing produces a distinctive blurring and colorization effect expected by experienced Apple II users.
Add a new OSD "Display" option to allow optionally reproducing this effect, renaming the current default "Color" to "Color 1" and introducing a "Color 2" mode that reproduces the effect.