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You may not like it but this is what pack performance looks like:
Packman - when the ckarakters go ASCKII.
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Besides the bonus #scanlines my (f)ailing display is giving me, there are #artefacts in how the #terminal emulator is rasterizing the ░▒▓.
(Huh, I can do #gradients. That could give me some #leeway before switching to proper #256color or #24bit terminal mode which my #tmux loves to butcher)
I wonder if all that #WASM they're putting in the #fonts these days could be used do ensure an even pixel grid at odd font sizes.
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I used to have two of these on my beloved PowerMac G4 dual 800. One of these is the CRT in question, the other I gave to my niece along with that G4 tower years ago when I moved to a G5.
Best CRTs I've ever owned.
I still have 14 CRTs in use in the Cellar, but this one is the best. :-)
My 20 year old, 60lb, 19-inch Sony CPD-G420 Trinitron CRT is so incredibly sharp -- I just love this display. (It's in use dual-input on my AMD 5x86 and Amiga 2000 (as a second display).)
My shot of Magpie applying CRT-Lottes to Fallout 1
https://i.imgur.com/R3JU4PU.png
Shot of someone using ReShade to apply CRT-Lottes to Momodora
https://abload.de/img/momodora-lottes-gnk7l.png
Why is the grid (slot mask ?) so different ?
Being obsessed with scanlines and CRT shaders for old games while at the same time being thoroughly uninterested to learn about the inner working of a dead technology.
At some point I will have to make a choice there.
Anyone know of an app or driver or tool that can make my Windows PC display look/feel like a CRT television with 480i resolution, scanlines, etc?
I'd love a general solution that I can use for playing old games AND watching old shows. The blurriness used to be a feature.