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Is that... a serif font? How in the heck? Why? Though I gotta say, the variable stroke width might be less monotone and taxing on the eyes.
by aasasd 8y ago
Is that... a serif font? How in the heck? Why?
Though I gotta say, the variable stroke width might be less monotone and taxing on the eyes.
- moftz 8y agoThe Sun font was monospaced but just had serifs. Overall pretty terrible to stare at and very 90s.
- pdw 8y agoThe Go Mono font is a modern iteration of that concept. I love it. https://blog.golang.org/go-fonts https://blog.golang.org/go-fonts
- aasasd 8y agoThose are vector fonts. We're discussing bitmap fonts instead. Nothing surprising about vector serif monospace fonts, since Courier and variations―which likely constitute way over 50% of all use of monospaced fonts―are slab-serif fonts.
- ComputerGuru 8y ago> The font family, called Go (naturally) Meaning another search nightmare and all discussions about this font will need to be tagged "gofont" or similar. Oh well. The gofont used for the body of that article is very reminiscent of Candara (or is it Nyala?). The monospaced font is surprisingly nice, though!
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