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From all the common sans-serif fonts I looked at, it's the only one that distinguishes between I and l.
by tgsovlerkhgsel 6y ago
From all the common sans-serif fonts I looked at, it's the only one that distinguishes between I and l.
- HDMI_Cable 6y ago> I and l It's even more prescient considering that on my screen, those two letters look exactly the same.
- dubcanada 6y agoRaleway does, there is certainly a lot that don't but it's certainly not the only one. https://fonts.google.com/?preview.text=l%20I&preview.text_type=custom&category=Sans+Serif https://fonts.google.com/?preview.text=l%20I&preview.text_ty...
- jraph 6y agoNoto Sans, the default on my system, used on HN, clearly distinguishes them. How is it good with the pipe? I l | 1 edit: very good. It is also good for 0, O and Ø. It is also very readable. A very good font. Noto Mono is used for monospace, it has the same qualities. I really recommend this set of fonts.
- noir_lord 6y agoThe noto font is the default family on Fedora Cinnamon, it’s a beautiful clear font on everything from 2560 at 14” to 4K@27. With JuliaMono for programming I’m finally happy with fonts everywhere :).