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I'll have to respectfully disagree as well :-) Fonts designed for programming typically take extra care of making sure that certain groups of glyphs look diffe
by vinkelhake 13y ago
I'll have to respectfully disagree as well :-)
Fonts designed for programming typically take extra care of making sure that certain groups of glyphs look different: "O0" and "1lI" for example.
Now I'm curious: what proportional fonts do you use for coding?
- Stratoscope 13y agoSorry for the slow reply. In case you read this later, my favorite coding font is actually Georgia. It's not perfect; Georgia's lowercase o looks a lot like 0. But in practice that has never been a problem for me. And unlike many proportional fonts which have monospaced numbers, even the numbers are proportional in Georgia. But I just like the way it looks and the readability it has - for my eyes.