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The point is not that 0 must be easily identifiable, but also O: If you see a O without 0 as a comparison, can you identify it as such ? In every monospaced fo
by SuchAnonMuchWow 5y ago
The point is not that 0 must be easily identifiable, but also O: If you see a O without 0 as a comparison, can you identify it as such ?
In every monospaced font I know, there is a way to identify 0 (the dot or the slash), but not O which could be easily mistaken for a 0.
- dec0dedab0de 5y agoWouldn't it be the one without the dot or the slash? it's honestly never been a problem for me. What has been a problem is the difference between an oval and a circle when zero is not marked.