Good evening
I have been asking about this several times. (Most recently on 2/15
under the title "display")
There are appearantly a number of technical terms to describe the
phenomenons related to text display,
but I do not know which of those is the appropriate ONE.
"screen tearing" seems to refer to something a little different.
Anyway, I noticed a connection to the degree of magnification. Maybe
somebody knows something here?
Since I have sufficiently large monitors - and because of age and poor
eyesight -, I set the zoom level to something like 200%.
When I set it to "optimal" on a 24" monitor, I get something over 200%.
By accident I noticed, that the "screen tearing" DOES NOT (or at least
not that annoyingly) occur at a zoom level of 140% or less.
THAT seems to be the limit. Even on my high-spec machine.
But I do not like to squint at my screen for 8 hours or more a day.
Question.
IS there a trick to avoid this phenomenon, where major text portions
start to "run" into each other just like wet ink on paper and thus
become unreadable?
A solution would be VERY highly appreciated.
Thank you.
Thomas
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