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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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hobo123 1 day ago|
Nice that it's specifically designed to be narrow columns, so you can fit more on screen. Will try this for coding.
gadrev 1 day ago||
Nice one. I used it for some years, mostly in urxvt.

Some time ago I switched to wayland/sway/foot, and I'm on 0xProtoNerdFont, quite pleasant as well.

trolleski 20 hours ago||
Impressive. Very nice. Let's see Paul Allen's font...
sgarrity 1 day ago||
What does “quasi-proportional” mean?
jaffa2 1 day ago||
I had this question. Then I read the bit of the page with the sentence that starts ‘The quasi-proportional families:’
noisem4ker 22 hours ago||
Possibly something similar to GitHub Monaspace's "texture healing" [1], i.e. variable-width characters individually centered on a fixed grid, for which e.g. an "m" is wider when placed next to an "i"?

...or maybe something much less sophisticated: it just keeps the appearance of the main fixed-width variant you'd use for code, but it's a slightly-variable width variant for plain text, where vertical alignment isn't important.

[1] https://github.com/githubnext/monaspace#texture-healing

LewisOrton 1 day ago||
How did I not know this until today? it's so beautiful, thanks so much!
amelius 1 day ago||
Great font! Requires some getting-used-to but saves a lot of screen space!
__mharrison__ 1 day ago||
Have been using this in my terminal, editors, and books for a few years.

Lovely font.

duxup 23 hours ago||
On iOS, Firefox the text on the page overlaps in places.
InfiniteQwert 1 day ago|
I know it’s not all that common, but I still really like Gintronic
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