Or they could have used the "save to image file" function that's probably in the program used to generate the chart.

I agree though... I can't stand cleartype even when I'm looking at it the way it's intended.

Hell, I'd be thankful to have my screenshot capability back. nVidia's drivers are borderline shit, so when I take a screenshot, I get crap like this. You can see gaim in the top-left, Thunderbird, and mIRC to the right.

Damn! That's a whole lotta nothin'. Dual Monitor?

Yeah... One 1600x1200, one 1152x864.

That's just for your security. You wouldn't want other people to see your chat log and buddy lists would you? I think if you take the card out and flip DIP switch number 4 to the on position it'll fix that.

Haha, that looks like a whole lotta fun!

I get the same headache on my LCD! I don't know who ClearType helps.

lol ... except their pixel layout seems to correspont to mine, so it looks normal unless i zoom in lots.

Wow, so I'm not the only one. Looking at ClearType gives me an instant headache as well. Back when I was still using Windows, I developed a tolerance somehow (regular font smoothing just plain didn't work, so it was either ClearType or jagged crap fonts) but now it's back. I wish I knew what made it so weird for me but not for most people.

Ugh. I dislike LCD's in general. Too flimsy, in-correct colors, ClearType, etc.

I think it's a crime to run ClearType. They should just run the LCD's native resolution!

I wish I could lug my beloved NEC CRT around with me everywhere :)

Subpixel antialiasing works great in Linux. Don't let ClearType's shitty look ruin it for you.

I haven't tried using LCD's on Linux before. The Red Hat and Fedora distros I've run have only been on ancient ancient CRT's.

One of my friends used to run an old distro of Red Hat back in high school on his old laptop-turned webserver, but I never really looked very closely at the screen.

My younger brother swears by his Samsung LCD when doing digital art, I guess I'm still old-school :D

I'll give LCD's+Linux a try, although it might not be likely I'll use it long-term because I use my WinXP box for most of my work. Linux is the stuff I wanna set up once and never look at it again :)

If you do some calibration the colors can be just as correct as a CRT. The monitor in my laptop actually did better by default than my CRT did.

ClearType wouldn't work if you weren't using the LCD's native resolution.

Yah, when I use LCD's first thing I do is revert the resolution to native, with no ClearType. It is a horrid thing!

I was seriously contemplating on getting a LCD for my computer for the second display, but opted for another NEC CRT in the end.

But right now, I'm looking for a subnotebook that has a pretty good LCD, because I want to be able to store my music + picture collection as I go along, plus do some minor Photoshop + Illustrator stuff also.

-Joey Kim

Rotate the image.

I've always wondered why some people's screenshots were just really seemed to bother my eyes. Now I know.

Windows doesn't tell apps it's taking a screenshot on purpose. Besides the shit apps that are hanging, in that case you might want the data on the screen and a repaint request would delete it.

A tip though, on modern versions of Windows the text in an error message handled by Windows itself can be put in the clipboard with ctrl-c.