2 ms·
That's not narrow, though. It's very similar to a proportional font, like the one right here on HN. Which is why Victor is already in my notes under ‘try out,’
by aasasd 7y ago
That's not narrow, though. It's very similar to a proportional font, like the one right here on HN.
Which is why Victor is already in my notes under ‘try out,’ as I'm a bit tired of rather wide Anonymous Pro―like I get tired of wide Verdana or Gotham. But the too-geometric lines are off-putting.
- RBerenguel 7y agoHave you tried Monoid [0]? [0]: https://larsenwork.com/monoid/ https://larsenwork.com/monoid/
- aasasd 7y agoIt's a bit better, but still its strokes are strictly same-width—overall it's a pretty uptight modern grotesque. The goals seem different from mine, I don't really need miniature text. I'd really like me a humanist monospace font with a bent toward serif-style shapes―particularly, a modulated-stroke font would be cool. Grotesques get really tiring after a while.
- RBerenguel 7y agoI've found Monoid to be one of the most "eye relaxing" fonts, but I have something for grotesque-sans styled. I use it with very large font sizes though, so the goal is probably different. Just wanted to make sure you knew of it!