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lennart-k / gnome-rounded-corners

The most useful GNOME extension on the planet. Rounded corners offer innovative advantages like less screen real estate. Saves energy on OLED screens since less pixels are lit.
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Rendering is aliased #23

Open acerspyro opened 2 years ago

acerspyro commented 2 years ago

Not sure if this is just a GNOME issue, but the corners aren't anti-aliased when rendered.

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mikoducky commented 2 years ago

It doesn't even do that anymore with a new install. Now it's just chopped at a 45 degree angle

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JustCryen commented 2 years ago

Yeah, I noticed that as well. It's not that bad but it's still noticeable. image

bardcrab commented 1 year ago

This issue can be easy fixed by tweaking corners SVG files. The issue is that canvas size specified in those SVG files is too large (256x256 pixels) and this results in aliasing when rendered bitmaps of corners images get downscaled to user defined corner rounding size. In my case the following values tweaks works the best and gives nice smooth rendered corners:

In all four SVG files:

This also can be done on installed extension. Just edit SVG files in ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/Rounded_Corners@lennart-k/corners Changes will take effect right after files changed.

Tested on Ubuntu 22.04