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Thanks for this. I think I will stick with Inconsolata but I'm glad people are making new fonts and trying things out.
by jamesbritt 13y ago
Thanks for this. I think I will stick with Inconsolata but I'm glad people are making new fonts and trying things out.
- auvi 13y agoYeah I agree. I have tried several fonts and finally gravitated to Inconsolata.
- gavinpc 13y agoIf you've spent time searching around for a great coding font, I recommending giving proportional fonts a try. Chances are your system has a proportional font with everything (else) you want. "But things won't line up, right?" Not exactly, but I find that such concerns were a bit of a distraction, anyway. With a little emacs command, I can switch back to monospace when needed, which isn't all that often. Like others, I applaud the OP's work and always appreciate a new typeface. Just wanted to share the viewpoint.
- monkey_slap 13y agoInconsolata is my favorite too. I've actually moved to Inconsolata-g because of the "0"s http://leonardo-m.livejournal.com/77079.html http://leonardo-m.livejournal.com/77079.html
- unfunco 13y agoI moved away from Inconsolata because of the lowercase g, and I was excited about your link until I saw that despite it being called Inconsolata-g, the g has remained the same. Instead I now use the packaged font that comes with Espresso (Espresso Mono) (but I use it with Sublime Text, you can find the font in the Espresso package) and it's treating me well so far. Here's an example, you might not like the zero: http://i.imgur.com/QNpR2Og.png http://i.imgur.com/QNpR2Og.png