I don't like the sound of this.a modern and easy-to-read typeface that looks stunning on a Retina® display. ..."
It lists 'new system font' as one of the new features in the keynote, I think this is something that will be introduced fully in a later build. I also noticed the similar thing on the iOS 9 demo, the new Siri screen was in San Fransisco whilst the rest of the UI was Helvetica. It's a bit odd that they didn't get this sorted for the keynote, must have been a last minute change.
I noticed that as well:
Spotlight doesn't use the system font for the search text in Yosemite either though. It's quite noticeably still Helvetica on my iMac despite the system font change to San Francisco.
That's a helvetica-ish version of San Francisco, not helvetica. Look closer.
You're right, I just posted this comparison on another thread. San Francisco on the left, 10.11 font on the right.That's a helvetica-ish version of San Francisco, not helvetica. Look closer.
No, you can't choose San Francisco as installed by default. However, if you go to previously used, "System Font" show up and in the font file it says "San Francisco is a trademark of Apple Inc.".If you open TextEdit is the San Francisco Font available to use in a document?
I don't like the sound of this.
They need to optimize for those "ancient" non-retina screens too. I have a retina display, but it's closed 90% of the time hooked up to 24" displays with a 96 PPI. While not terrible, it's certainly not retina. Don't build for displays that 75%+ of your consumers don't use.
I think by release this will be ironed out and San Francisco will be made available. I wouldn't be surprised if Apple is still assessing the look and feel of iOS and OS X.No, you can't choose San Francisco as installed by default. However, if you go to previously used, "System Font" show up and in the font file it says "San Francisco is a trademark of Apple Inc.".
There doesn't appear to be in the first beta.CAN SOMEBODY TELL ME: One feature I REALLY wanted in Yosemite was a bold font option. Is there one under accessibility for El Capitan?
There doesn't appear to be in the first beta.
Here is a better font comparison. Helvetica Neue followed by the 10.11 version of San Francisco.Pity. But in the screenshot you posted earlier (which I appreciate BTW) the font looks slightly bolder to me.
Here is a better font comparison. Helvetica Neue followed by the 10.11 version of San Francisco.
You're right, I just posted this comparison on another thread. San Francisco on the left, 10.11 font on the right.