I run a non-retina 30" Apple Cinema Display right now. There are some blurry text bugs, but that's super rare and I think has to do with me having a mix of non-retina and retina displays hooked up.
But imo the rendering is still pretty good. Unlike on linux where I constantly see incorrect kerning.
Or that it's a unix with taste that can render fonts correctly and has UI APIs that aren't absolute trash.
I'm pretty sure Apple doesn't pay any "influencers", but maybe they're doing the Mormon church thing and buying ads?
> can render fonts correctly
macOS font rendering has been worst in class since they removed subpixel-antialiasing. It's now a blurry mess on regular displays.
Good thing MacBooks don't ship with regular displays then.
FWIW, I've had no trouble with Mac font rendering on bog standard 1440p and 4K external displays
I run a non-retina 30" Apple Cinema Display right now. There are some blurry text bugs, but that's super rare and I think has to do with me having a mix of non-retina and retina displays hooked up.
But imo the rendering is still pretty good. Unlike on linux where I constantly see incorrect kerning.
Fonts rendered correctly is kind of useless on a glary screen.
> pretty sure Apple doesn't pay any "influencers"
It's true they probably don't need to, since they have a bunch of fanatics who buy whatever Apple releases just because it's Apple
Maybe look into your own soul and think for yourself instead of just calling people with other taste than yourself religious.