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Not quite this extreme, but I usually use the old Sun console font in my terminal windows, because I'm an old fart and it makes me happy. Someone at work just

Not quite this extreme, but I usually use the old Sun console font in my terminal windows, because I'm an old fart and it makes me happy. Someone at work just the other day looked at my screen and said, "What the heck is wrong with your terminal window???"

em-bee 11mo ago
do you have a link to download it? or a package name?
- rbanffy 11mo ago
  It should get a modern version. IIRC, Luxi Mono was close.
  - em-bee 11mo ago
    which is a historic X11 font: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luxi_fonts https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luxi_fonts interesting
    - brirec 11mo ago
      Whoa, this sent me back. I cut my teeth on Red Hat Linux 5.2 (pre-RHEL), and I remember when they first added Bluecurve… oh jeez, this means im old, doesn’t it?
      - anthk 11mo ago
        Current Go fonts are really close to Luxi but being under a TTF format.
- technothrasher 11mo ago
  https://github.com/NanoBillion/gallant https://github.com/NanoBillion/gallant
  - em-bee 11mo ago
    thanks. just found that too, linked from here: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/307356/what-is-the-identification-of-the-font-being-used-for-the-solaris-console-in-tex https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/307356/what-is-the-...
redwall_hp 11mo ago
I set my terminal windows and such to Monaco, because it was the default Apple monospace font from 1984 until 2009.