emendelson wrote: ↑Sat Apr 03, 2021 1:58 pm Cmd-click SheepShaver; choose Get Info; make sure that "Open in low resolution" is NOT checked. If it IS checked, experiment with the check both on and off.

This worked! Thanks.

Weird. For example, if I invoke SheepShaver > Preferences… and then move the main emulator window, smoothing turns off! The lines are much thinner, and exactly crisp. Not sure what you mean with "invoke". Exactly what do you do? Open the Prefs window and close it or open the Prefs window ...

Hello again! Well, as I explained in the post prior to your last post, I added the following to ~/.sheepshaver_prefs : scale_nearest true scale_integer true … and nothing changed. Edit: I cannot check it on my non-Retina screen, but the difference should be obvious on Retina screens. If it does not ...

OK. I found it and made the changes. I noticed that the attributes did not already exist (and set to false). I had to add them. The change made no difference. Then I deleted the prefs file and re-opened the SS.app to build a new one. Then I made the boot-essential (diek) additions and opened SS.app ...

Hello! Please excuse this delay. Thanks for you quick reply. I am using MBP Retina 15-inch Mid 2015. And I just upgraded from Mojave to Catalina; mine is currently 10.15.7. It was this upgrade that caused the problem—I noticed that the SheepShaverPrefs.app was slashed out. So I downloaded SheepShave...

Hello. I worship SheepShaver. It’s my favorite piece of software, along with emacs and Virtual ][. There is surely a nostalgia dimension to my love. It’s all about the crisp pixels and clearly jagged edges. The previous version of SheepShaver rendered fonts (and all edges) without the ghostly halo o...