Closed std-microblock closed 11 months ago
Yes, this is valid. As long as FemtoVG uses its own method of rasterising glyphs, it will always look different than Skia - which uses the "system" way of rasterising glyphs.
Duplicate of #3742
@Berrysoft told me that femtovg is actually rendering text pretty clearly when it's used directly. slint did something that makes it become blurry.
I'll test it when I'm free.
I'm also seeing this behavior, which reminds me a lot of rendering text at sub-pixel coordinates. You can verify this using a hello world file:
export component TestWindow inherits Window {
Text { text: "Hello, world"; }
}
If you resize the window, the text remains in the center, but it will be blurry at only certain (uneven?) window sizes. Tested on Fedora 39 w/ Gnome/Wayland.
https://github.com/slint-ui/slint/pull/2618 This doesn't fix it for me.
Default(up) vs Skia(down)
my slint version is 1.3.2