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I love Inconsolata on the printed page and it's my go-to font for code listings in LaTeX, but it wasn't really designed for display. On the screen, I prefer so
by Adrock 14y ago
I love Inconsolata on the printed page and it's my go-to font for code listings in LaTeX, but it wasn't really designed for display. On the screen, I prefer something with nice bitmaps at smaller sizes, like Anonymous Pro.
- calinet6 14y agoYes, Anonymous Pro is the one and only for me. Beautiful at all sizes and especially small points.
- Adrock 14y agoIf you like Anonymous Pro and are obsessive, I have a minor tweak that fixes an issue with the bitmap version of "/": http://1overn.com/2011/02/02/tweaking-my-favorite-programming-font-anonymous-pro/ http://1overn.com/2011/02/02/tweaking-my-favorite-programmin... I named the modified version "Nameless Amateur," which was a big mistake as it makes Googling for it a NSFW activity.