Which one do you read best?
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Definately, the first one. OSX plays huge attention to keep fonts shape as they are. Windows improves the readability. I think no one knows what linux does, it changes from time to time. However, you can tweak your fonts rendering in Linux and to make it as in OSX or as in Win
Well. I actually think B is much more readable.
B is more comfortable for me too. Obviously because of bold text.