Whether you like one or the other is a matter of personal preference. Hinting deforms the letter shapes to better align to the pixel grid and give a more crisp appearance.
The difference is in an aspect of font rendering called "hinting" - the top Ubuntu Mono example shows a strong hinting, whereas the bottom Ubuntu Mono example shows a smoother hinting. The problem is not anti-aliasing - all of your examples show the text is anti-aliased fine. I am using Android Studio 0.86, Oracle's Java 7 on Ubuntu 12.04 with Nvidia drivers. I have tried droid mono, and other default ones that come with Ubuntu. Is there a way to control the dpi setting used in the Android Studio.Īnyone else have other font recommendations. Is there another setting that is controlling what size to turn on anti-aliasing on a font. I have uploaded the images to imgur as this site is compressing the images, and the quality is affected. Source Pro 16 (I think comes with Studio) Here are some screenshots Ubuntu Mono 16 : Ubuntu Monospace font looks fine in Eclipse and other text editors.Where in Eclipse it's size 12 and it renders fine. I have tried various settings for eSystemAAFontSettings and still the same issue. I am using these settings in studio64.vmoptions file eSystemAAFontSettings=lcd The result is ugly looking fonts and eye-strain when set to 16, which is still large. Then it only shows anti-aliasing when the font size is set to 20 or over. It doesn't even recognise it as a Monospaced font.
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