Or at least increase the present font height (San Francisco?). Mojave system font is oddly spaced and too small for my ageing eyes.
I'm using a calibrated CX271 Eizo monitor 27-inch (2560 x 1440). Also, I'm not sure upgrading to a 4k monitor will help. I searched the net for a solution but the High Sierra fix does not work for Mojave, alas.
Mac Pro (Late 2013), macOS Mojave (10.14)
What I did was set up the following in the System/Accessability/Display preference pane:
I also set the System/Displays/Display preference pane to this:
It increased the size a bit and improved the contrast. I also found that using the Dark Mode gave me better readability in menus and toolbars.
What I did was set up the following in the System/Accessability/Display preference pane:
I also set the System/Displays/Display preference pane to this:
It increased the size a bit and improved the contrast. I also found that using the Dark Mode gave me better readability in menus and toolbars.
Thank you, but I rather see another, configurable font with proper kerning and height adjustment e.g. LucidaGrande. Also, 'dark mode' is a bit of a strain on the eyes for photography work because of the distracting change in contrast from black to white and vice versa. One needs a 'quiet' visual environment with predominantly neutral grey background (desk, walls ...).
Maybe a 4K monitor is a solution. I will check Eizo at Photokina today but a 27" 4K display with calibration costs almost € 5000.
How to change system font in Mojave?
