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I’m using X86 Assembly to make an operating system with a GUI instead of just text. So I set the video mode to 13h(320×200,256 colors) so I can draw dialogs and sorts. But when I want to print text, it comes out all big and pixel-like. Is there any way to print text at a resolution similar to that of text video modes(0-3) when using a graphics mode?
The only way is to use a high resolution graphic mode. VGA 80×25 text corresponds to a 720×400 pixel mode.