I encounter what appears like bad anti-aliasing or something similar, in the built in PDF viewer and in browsers alike, when switching to portrait mode. All texts just appear oddly fuzzy. Is there a more integrated way of fixing this up so that whenever you change monitor orientation, fonts appear clearly?
I have seen solutions (or should I say partial solutions) mentioned via this question, but would like to be able to switch the monitor orientation now and then depending on the task at hand, without running a multitude of setup commands every time.
I assume this requires integration with the setup screen where display orientation is controlled (Settings → Devices → Displays) in the default Settings app.
I know this might be more like a missing feature request than something that can be done right now without forking the source, but just in case ...
If there's a way, thanks for letting me know!
I'd starting using udev. I concur that this should go as bug. But until Canonical is moving you may create an udev rule (on a monitor change event) that updates the font color rendering from RGB to vRGB. This might you give a hint : autorandr