You can pry Monaco out of my cold, dead hands. It reminds me of the old "rock" or "t" font on Linux, which someone helped me re-find here: https://unix.stackexc

You can pry Monaco out of my cold, dead hands. It reminds me of the old "rock" or "t" font on Linux, which someone helped me re-find here: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/226593/where-can-i-find-a-modern-version-of-the-rock-or-t-console-typeface https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/226593/where-can-i-....) Unfortunately, I've tried using a version of Monaco on Windows, and whatever version I downloaded just doesn't... quite... render just right. So I stick with Droid Sans Mono on that _other_ OS.