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I know that true hackers don't anti-alias monotype fonts, but I have been using anti-aliased Consolas for a few years now. It is a font best-designed coding boo

by flixic 14y ago

I know that true hackers don't anti-alias monotype fonts, but I have been using anti-aliased Consolas for a few years now. It is a font best-designed coding books use (http://www.abookapart.com/ http://www.abookapart.com/), and it should only look better, not worse, on print-like display.

dasil003 14y ago
> I know that true hackers don't anti-alias monotype fonts That may be true, but they're going to need a monocle if they want to see 9-pt courier at native resolution on one of these bad boys.
- nickheer 14y ago
  The system will upscale it to the same physical height by doubling the pixel size of it. No monocle needed (though highly recommended for its long-lasting style).
skeletonjelly 14y ago
It was basically designed for Visual Studio 2010 to use ClearType anti-aliasing yeah https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consolas https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consolas