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For me, it doesn't seem to matter which font I use, as long as I keep using it for an extended period of time, then it become the "easy to read" font. Some with
by nomel 3y ago
For me, it doesn't seem to matter which font I use, as long as I keep using it for an extended period of time, then it become the "easy to read" font. Some with line spacing, indentation, etc. Then, anything else looks terrible.
I wonder how much of font design is driven by each authors "local indentation in the font space". What's the push to move that indentation?
- moonchrome 3y agoI have the opposite reaction - I switch fonts every now and then because using a different font makes it more fun/feels fresh. Likewise for color schemes.
- danhau 3y agoWow, I thought I was the only one doing this. Although I‘m now kinda stuck on Cascadia Code, which I adore. Sometimes I wonder what my employer’s IT department would think of me, having installed so many font files on my machine. I also switch color themes regularly. Do you do that too?