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A simple trick to conserve laptop battery power
White on black often is easier to read, but (or is this just me?) the anti-aliasing/smoothing is awful compared to 'real' white on black without using the inverted color mode.. making it all hard to read.
Slightly degrades anti-aliased type
Yes, that's right, because sub-pixel anti-aliasing for TFT displays requires R-G-B oriented left to right, so reversing the colors is no good. I find that type in inverted color looks better if you (1) switch also to greyscale (in System Prefs > Universal Access), and/or (2) change the font smoothing style (in System Prefs > Appearance) to Standard, which turns off sub-pixel anti-aliasing. |
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