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I discovered Inconsolata two years ago or so, and it's been my go-to monospaced font ever since. I have it set to 11 points anti-aliased and it just looks gorge
by SeoxyS 14y ago
I discovered Inconsolata two years ago or so, and it's been my go-to monospaced font ever since. I have it set to 11 points anti-aliased and it just looks gorgeous!
For your viewing pleasure, here is what my typical development environment looks like (anti-aliased retina 11pt Inconsolata):
http://akhun.com/seo/skitch/Screen_Shot_2012-07-19_at_10.17.48_AM-20120719-101815.png http://akhun.com/seo/skitch/Screen_Shot_2012-07-19_at_10.17....
- Munksgaard 14y agoWhat theme do you use, and do you have your .emacs up somewhere?
- SeoxyS 14y agoI use vim :). I made my own color Terminal theme, which isn't up anywhere. You can find my .vimrc and the rest of my configurations over here: https://github.com/kballenegger/dotfiles/blob/dotfiles/.vimrc https://github.com/kballenegger/dotfiles/blob/dotfiles/.vimr...
- Ralith 14y agoThat's tmux, actually. Look at the title bar.
- iambvk 14y agoI used to use Inconsolata ever since I came to know about it. But, after the monospaced variant of Ubuntu font is released, I switched away from Inconsolata. It is a great font, but Ubuntu Mono is better looking for my taste.
- andrewcooke 14y agoi recently switched to ubuntu on one machine. that font was one of the best parts of switching. it's amazing how much difference it makes to the feel of the system.