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The nice thing about Iosevka is that you can customize those and many other glyphs to taste! I switched from DejaVu Sans Mono earlier this year, and haven't lo
by throwanem 3y ago
The nice thing about Iosevka is that you can customize those and many other glyphs to taste!
I switched from DejaVu Sans Mono earlier this year, and haven't looked back - so much so that I set up Git LFS support on my Emacs init repo, just so I could add the custom-built .ttf and have Iosevka available on every machine where I do any meaningful work with text of any kind.
Sure, DejaVu Sans Mono (Menlo, et al) are "good enough", and that's fine. For me at least, Iosevka is great.