I assume that the operating system detects whether I have LCD or CRT, so it can select the allowed antialiasing methods?
I want to get rid of this "brilliant" antialiasing for x-axis, called subpixel rendering. It does not work. My eyes can pick up the color differences too well, so looking at the text is like looking at rainbow (if I am allowed to exaggerate a little). It just looks ugly and confusing.
There is nothing wrong with my screen. Mostly the problem is the program itself that generates that antialiasing: some look better, some worse. Even now, while writing this text, I can see it having colorful edges, from 53cm distance.
(I don't believe in subpixel rendering anyway because in the future the screens will be better and cannot function in such way anymore because they will not have separate R,G,B lights anymore.)
If you don't know what I'm talking about here is illustration taken from FireFox on Windows 7 on this page:
This is basically how it looks to my eyes, even when resized to normal size.