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Always appreciate a new code font. This one seems to have a very laid-back, "fun" style, which is really not for me, but still nice to see work in this area. (
by DanielStraight 13y ago
Always appreciate a new code font. This one seems to have a very laid-back, "fun" style, which is really not for me, but still nice to see work in this area.
(For reference, I use DejaVu Sans Mono, which is wonderfully plain and simple.)
- a_e_k 13y agoThanks. I can't say that I ever really thought of it as having a particularly "fun" style. Monaco and Monofur and some others always seemed far more so to me. It could just be that it feels plain to me at this point due to familiarity, however. And yes, Deja is a good alternative too. I certainly used that one for a while.
- blueblob 13y agoOverall, great font! The only thing that I don't like is the lowercase i, but maybe I am just being picky. All of the characters are very easy to distinguish.
- Sir_Cmpwn 13y agoI also use DejaVu Sans Mono. It looks like this, if anyone is curious: https://mediacru.sh/MuTmREloZ64x https://mediacru.sh/MuTmREloZ64x
- sprokolopolis 13y agoI used Deja Vu for a long time, but have since moved to Source Code Pro. I am loving it.
- Legion 13y agoSource Code Pro looked good when I saw it in webpage images, but when I switched my iTerm2 to it, it looked very... stumpy. Have not tried it in Linux yet. But DejaVu is the only font yet that I've found satisfying on both Mac and Linux (with Ubuntu's font rendering patches)