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Analog Mono and Two Slice are really neat. If you like those, you'll probably also like another of my favorite modern pixel fonts: Departure Mono. https://depar

by Kerrick 4mo ago

Analog Mono and Two Slice are really neat. If you like those, you'll probably also like another of my favorite modern pixel fonts: Departure Mono. https://departuremono.com https://departuremono.com

bbx 4mo ago
It feels like the one used in the Papers, Please video game.
datawars 4mo ago
Beautiful! Thank you!
fold_left 4mo ago
Came here to say the same, I actually like Departure so much I use it as my coding and Terminal font. I'll definitely be trying out the fonts in the original post.
- KronisLV 4mo ago
  For programming, you can also try out Terminus (there’s also a TTF version): https://files.ax86.net/terminus-ttf/ https://files.ax86.net/terminus-ttf/
  - TacticalCoder 4mo ago
    Yeah my programming font since many years now is a pixel-perfect (no AA at all) modified version of Terminus. I modified it myself: don't even remember with which software (but I've got notes about the modifications I did and what's required should I want to modify something again). I remove a pixel from the lowercase 's' (the top-rightmost one), I modified lowercase 'l' a bit (so it looks less like the '1' digit), I replaced a few characters like the at sign '@' with those from a pixel-perfect Apple Monaco font, and I like to have an empty hole in the middle of my pipe symbol (which still cannot be mistaken for a colon). Plus a few mods I forgot. I'd argue that a pixel-perfect font is "tied" to a range of pixel-per-inch monitors: a pixel-perfect font that's perfect for a 110 PPI monitor may neither work on a 90 PPI one nor on a 140 PPI+ one. But yeah I'm a very happy camper. I obviously cannot distribute it as I "stole" a few characters from Monaco as is and just replaced them in my modded Terminus font.
arttaboi 4mo ago
Amazing! Thank you for sharing.
Surac 4mo ago
Analog Mono is no pixel font it is just a vector font drawn as if there where a raster

by Kerrick 4mo ago

Analog Mono and Two Slice are really neat. If you like those, you'll probably also like another of my favorite modern pixel fonts: Departure Mono. https://departuremono.com https://departuremono.com

bbx 4mo ago

It feels like the one used in the Papers, Please video game.

datawars 4mo ago

Beautiful! Thank you!

fold_left 4mo ago

Came here to say the same, I actually like Departure so much I use it as my coding and Terminal font. I'll definitely be trying out the fonts in the original post.

KronisLV 4mo ago
For programming, you can also try out Terminus (there’s also a TTF version): https://files.ax86.net/terminus-ttf/ https://files.ax86.net/terminus-ttf/
- TacticalCoder 4mo ago
  Yeah my programming font since many years now is a pixel-perfect (no AA at all) modified version of Terminus. I modified it myself: don't even remember with which software (but I've got notes about the modifications I did and what's required should I want to modify something again). I remove a pixel from the lowercase 's' (the top-rightmost one), I modified lowercase 'l' a bit (so it looks less like the '1' digit), I replaced a few characters like the at sign '@' with those from a pixel-perfect Apple Monaco font, and I like to have an empty hole in the middle of my pipe symbol (which still cannot be mistaken for a colon). Plus a few mods I forgot. I'd argue that a pixel-perfect font is "tied" to a range of pixel-per-inch monitors: a pixel-perfect font that's perfect for a 110 PPI monitor may neither work on a 90 PPI one nor on a 140 PPI+ one. But yeah I'm a very happy camper. I obviously cannot distribute it as I "stole" a few characters from Monaco as is and just replaced them in my modded Terminus font.

arttaboi 4mo ago

Amazing! Thank you for sharing.

Surac 4mo ago

Analog Mono is no pixel font it is just a vector font drawn as if there where a raster