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I have been using Inconsolata since about a year ago. I was an avid user of tiny pixel fonts, but I felt an increasing amount of strain on my eyes. This worried
by thiderman 14y ago
I have been using Inconsolata since about a year ago. I was an avid user of tiny pixel fonts, but I felt an increasing amount of strain on my eyes. This worried me since I'm only 23, so I went out to look for bigger fonts. Pixel fonts look horrible in bigger sizes, and I was never a fan of anti-aliasing, so it took me a while before I found something I liked. Inconsolata made me switch, and I never looked back.
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- 3am_hackernews 14y agoWhat OS, window manager, term and theme are you using? Looks really nice and very close to what I would want.
- thiderman 14y agoThank you! I am using Arch Linux with i3 (default config except for some keybindings) and running rxvt-unicode with tmux sessions. The top bar is a dzen2 dock with a custom script feeding it information. There is no real theme involved, but all the settings on display can be found at my GitHub account. https://www.archlinux.org https://www.archlinux.org http://www.i3wm.org http://www.i3wm.org http://software.schmorp.de/pkg/rxvt-unicode.html http://software.schmorp.de/pkg/rxvt-unicode.html http://tmux.sourceforge.net/ http://tmux.sourceforge.net/ https://github.com/robm/dzen https://github.com/robm/dzen https://github.com/daethorian/config https://github.com/daethorian/config