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There's a free monospace serif-looking font called Go (made for Go, the programming language), designed by Bigelow & Holmes: https://blog.golang.org/go-fonts ht
by 1f60c 6y ago
There's a free monospace serif-looking font called Go (made for Go, the programming language), designed by Bigelow & Holmes: https://blog.golang.org/go-fonts https://blog.golang.org/go-fonts
- gerikson 6y agoGo Mono is my favorite console font, alternating with Plex Mono...
- bluedino 6y agoI switched to this right after it came out - it's amazing.
- flobosg 6y agoI've been using Go/Go Mono as system fonts for a while, and they're one of my favorite typefaces. Their spiritual predecessors, Luxi Sans/Serif/Mono, are also worth checking out.
- hda111 6y agoUnfortunately it isn't using a usual font license. It's not really clear under what conditions you can use/redistribute it.
- flobosg 6y agoAccording to the GP's site: > They are licensed under the same open source license as the rest of the Go project's software Which I assume is this one: https://golang.org/LICENSE https://golang.org/LICENSE
- boomlinde 6y agoIt may not be usual, but what about the licensing terms is unclear?
- hda111 6y agoIt’s unclear whether I need to include a copyright for this font in every PDF I create that uses this font. SIL Open Font License explicitly doesn’t apply to documents using this font.
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- Wildgoose 6y agoI have been using that font as my main development font since it was released. Great looking font. Although I have to give an accolade to Iosevka which is easily my favourite "narrow" font.