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Posted by otobrglez 1 day ago

Iosevka is an open-source, sans-serif and slab-serif monospace font(typeof.net)
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ashton314 23 hours ago|
I really dislike how narrow it is. Fortunately that is customizable! This is my version that I’ve modeled off of Input Mono: https://codeberg.org/ashton314/iosevka-output
ocd 20 hours ago||
For me, Iosevka will always be the one that worked. It got me to abandon bitmap fonts.

Iosevka, a proper fontconfig, and this value `export FREETYPE_PROPERTIES="cff:no-stem-darkening=0 autofitter:no-stem-darkening=0"` are all I ever needed.

einpoklum 20 hours ago|
What does that setting do?
ocd 20 hours ago||
I can't say precisely, but it fixed a lot of the blurring and bad rendering in general for me. I found it in a couple articles mentioning it, this is one: https://blog.aktsbot.in/no-more-blurry-fonts.html
climech 1 day ago||
I remember falling in love with PragmataPro many years ago, I really like narrow fonts, but I couldn’t afford it (I don’t remember how much it was at the time but it was something insane, at least for my wallet). Then Iosevka entered the scene, and I never looked back. Really awesome project, especially the customization part.
tehno 1 day ago|
Fabrizio has dropped the price by 40% typically on Black Friday sales. I missed that window and bough full price though, no regrets, it's one of the first customizations to go on a new OS install for me.
strenholme 1 day ago||
It’s nice to see this font have a slab serif, because monospace serif fonts are quite rare (I don’t consider Courier a serif). The only other monospace serif font I can think of is Monaspace Xenon. [1]

[1] There was also at one point a monospace variant of Bitstream Vera Serif called “Verily Serif”.

david_shaw 16 hours ago||
Every time I see a cool new font like this, I want to switch to it.

But, almost always, I end up switching back to DejaVu Sans Mono for just about everything monospaced.

falsaberN1 22 hours ago||
I've been using Iosevka for years now, it's definitely one of my favorites. What I enjoy the most is that it's narrow, so I can cram more data per line.

I use both the standard/fixed versions and Aile and Etoile for UI.

jwr 1 day ago||
This is the best font I have ever found, and I have tried a lot of them over the years. The ability to specify your own variations and generate your own fonts is really useful. I am a big fan of the dotted zero, for example.

The readability is excellent, and this font replaced everything else that I tried before. Highly recommended!

huqedato 1 day ago||
Nice but I still prefer JuliaMono.
dTal 23 hours ago|
My personal favorite. Very underrated font, judging by this thread.
nielsbot 23 hours ago||
meta: if you are a heretic like me, use a proportional coding font. (in 2026 we can move past 80-column terminal style coding)

for this, i like Input Sans a lot.

https://input.djr.com/

nickisnoble 22 hours ago|
Have you seen the newer variable demo? https://typeset.djr.com/?ff=input&l=1.362&u=px&s=20&c=85a44d...
nielsbot 18 hours ago||
Thanks for the link!
meerita 22 hours ago|
Got introduced to Iosevka through watching Tsoding. Really cool coding font.
cschep 19 hours ago|
Whenever I read it I hear his voice pronounce the name of it in my mind. What a delight.
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