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Disappointed that he didn't mention pixel-perfect programming fonts (e.g. proggy) which offer high-density text on low-resolution monitors while not looking nea
by fwipsy 6y ago
Disappointed that he didn't mention pixel-perfect programming fonts (e.g. proggy) which offer high-density text on low-resolution monitors while not looking nearly as bad as his Consolas example. These fonts make a huge difference imo.
- jeromenerf 6y agoI also recommend them for the same reason. I use terminus. It looks great whatever the size. When writing prose, I prefer serif fonts such as go mono, at a bigger size.
- q3k 6y agoYeah, I've started using terminus... probably 10 years ago now, and I still haven't found a programming font that I liked more. Tried using some retina macbooks with hyped-font-of-the-month, they just didn't work for me.
- rocky1138 6y agoThe author is apparently the same author as Fira Code, a ligature-supporting monospaced font. https://github.com/tonsky/FiraCode https://github.com/tonsky/FiraCode