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Source Sans Pro is another great open source font, and it's by Adobe. http://blogs.adobe.com/typblography/2012/08/source-sans-pro.html http://blogs.adobe.com/t

• da_n 14y ago
  I also really like Source Code Pro, my favourite coding font.
  • karlshea 14y ago
    I was a big fan of ProggyClean but Source Code Pro converted me. And it works in more places. (If only there was an italic version. Syntax highlighting can look weird.)
    • tsahyt 14y ago
      Last time I looked, the font wasn't fully finished though. Maybe the italic version will come later?
      • misframer 14y ago
        It's open source, so if someone's willing to do it...
    • FireBeyond 14y ago
      I kept going back and forth between Source Code Pro and Pragmata Pro. For me, at least, Pragmata won.
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• msutherl 14y ago
  Source Sans Pro is an excellent, extremely versatile, well-hinted and very contemporary-looking humanist sans-serif. Not to mention the platform availability and wide selection of weights. It's become my new Helvetica.
• RexRollman 14y ago
  Wow, very nice.
• buro9 14y ago
  We've had a print designer and typography expert in with us these last few weeks and top of the list of things to fix was our web typography. Source Sans Pro is the font we've gone with after a fairly extensive search. And we've set the base size at 16px with a line-height of 24px. Which is to say, fairly large, very readable.