4 ms·
Ubuntu Mono https://www.google.com/fonts/specimen/Ubuntu+Mono https://www.google.com/fonts/specimen/Ubuntu+Mono I like it a lot. Here an example of Sublime Tex
by izietto 12y ago
Ubuntu Mono https://www.google.com/fonts/specimen/Ubuntu+Mono https://www.google.com/fonts/specimen/Ubuntu+Mono I like it a lot.
Here an example of Sublime Text 3 + Ubuntu Mono 10pt + Blackboard Theme: http://imgur.com/qW8yyi0 http://imgur.com/qW8yyi0
- sp332 12y agoI like Ubuntu Mono, but on some screens (probably depending on antialiasing settings?) it looks too fuzzy and I switch to Inconsolata. It seems one of those two will look good in any setting. Or if I have to deal with no anti-aliasing, Proggy TT is a nice (small, ~9pt) monochrome font.
- cranium 12y agoI use Ubuntu Mono 14pt in iTerm2 and kinda like using a font that big ! http://imgur.com/7Bdtuge http://imgur.com/7Bdtuge
- qzc4 12y agoWhat triangle character are you using there in your prompt? Sorry, but I haven't found a way to make it 'stick' to the background before it using any font (at least at 14pt). Edit: OK, I found the character/theme you are using, but what version of Ubuntu Mono do you have? It won't handle that for me :/ Edit 2: I found a Powerline patched version, but that doesn't seem to work either… Maybe I will just switch back to Consolas
- thegeomaster 12y agoI used Inconsolata, Monaco, Source Code Pro, Consolas, Pragmata Pro, but in the end settled with Ubuntu Mono. I use it in Vim with the great Solarized color scheme, and it's a pleasure to look at.