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Nice but nothing will replace Iosevka for me now, the fact they have alternative glyphs for common programming usage and that you can rebuild the font to whiche
by noir_lord 9y ago
Nice but nothing will replace Iosevka for me now, the fact they have alternative glyphs for common programming usage and that you can rebuild the font to whichever set you want combined with extremely legibility at small sizes and a default condensed design (more characters per line for same width screen/window) makes it close to the perfect programming/terminal font imo.
- joombaga 9y agoAgreed. Coming from SourceCode Pro, everything seemed a bit taller, but adjusting the space between the lines fixed that perception. Looks smooth on my 2015 MBP, and external 24" 1920x1200 monitor.
- noir_lord 9y agoMy #2 is PragmataPro it still has nicer/more ligatures than iosevka but I expect that to get fixed over time. It's a beautiful (but not free/open) font though.
- ActsJuvenile 9y agoCheck out Hasklig: a fork of Source Code Pro with ligatures!
- indemnity 9y agoIf you like Iosevka as much as I do, throw a few bucks the way of the creator via Patreon. (I’m not affiliated, just a big fan of the font).