Improving the look of tkinter fonts on a High DPI screen
When using tkinter to create a more modern looking application, I looked to MS Word to inspire my design. Then I noticed that only when I'm using the application on a High DPI device that it looks so terrible.
Is there a way to compensate and make it look just as crisp?
NOTE: "Don't use tkinter" is not on the table.
Solution
The best solution I have found for this is to create a custom widget using the WCK (Widget Construction Kit). Text displayed using this is automatically Anti-Aliased.
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