photon78s One way or another, you can select the correct subpixel layout in modern operating system's font settings. If you use Windows, I guess it's still being done via ClearType Text Tuner.
This is only (not particularly) a font issue and only an issue if the fonts by default are both antialiased and the antialiasing is using subpixel rendering, AND for whatever reason the operating system ignored or failed to detect the monitor's subpixel layout in its EDID information.
Granted a badly programmed application could ignore all those settings on purpose, but that's not the monitor's fault.
photon78s Or one can flip the monitor so it is used inverted.
That can actually introduce eye strain, depending on how the graphics driver handles the flipping.