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I've used Iosevka for several years since first reading about it on HN, and it quickly became my default font for terminal and graphical code editors. I've trie
by JeremyNT 6y ago
I've used Iosevka for several years since first reading about it on HN, and it quickly became my default font for terminal and graphical code editors. I've tried a few alternatives since, but nothing "clicks" for me in the same way. The main selling point in my case was slightly narrower characters, allowing more per line, while retaining legibility.
I assume font preference is a highly personal thing, so I won't wax poetic about Iosevka and try to sell anybody on it. I will, however, say this: if you haven't tried experimenting with other fonts, you really should spend a couple of hours sometime checking them out. You might find one you really appreciate!
- FireBeyond 6y agoIt's definitely my current choice. Others I've played with: PT Mono, Fantasque, Pragmata Pro, Operator. But Iosevka Slab on a HiRes display looks gorgeous to me.