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"Looks like serif"? Did you mean to say it looks like a proportional-width font?

• tomjen3 14y ago
  Yeah I don't think there is anything which prevents a font from being both monospaced and serif (indeed it must be either san-serif or serif, right?)
  • pygy_ 14y ago
    > it must be either san-serif or serif, right? Not necessarily. This font is a monospaced hybrid of slab serif (fat serifs, regular line width) and sans serif. See here for details: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serif http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serif
    • illicium 14y ago
      To be fair, most monospaced typefaces are at least to some degree slab serifs to visually compensate for the extra horizontal space (eg. letters like "l" and "i")