The Impure!Ascii group introduced me to those fonts.

They are used for ascii arts in what they refer to as "the scene".

I am "using them" for something so I can mention it here!

(10-06-2016, 12:36 AM)venam Wrote: The Impure!Ascii group introduced me to those fonts.

They are used for ascii arts in what they refer to as "the scene".

I am "using them" for something so I can mention it here!

if we're going oldschool then: http://int10h.org/oldschool-pc-fonts/fontlist/

Inconsolata for Powerline 12px for terminal.

I have recently started using gohu everywhere. Holy shit did do i enjoy the readability of this font. No more try-and-error for 1lI0O...

(27-06-2017, 02:35 PM)mrtn Wrote: No more try-and-error for 1lI0O...

I'm using Source Code Pro (11px) for the exact same reason.

I use Latin Modern Mono as my primary monospace font, which looks really nice (IMO) when programming. I'd like to try a font with ligatures, though, if anybody has any recommendations.

I'm using tamsyn. I tried gohu but I keep going back to tamsyn.

(28-06-2017, 09:50 AM)pyratebeard Wrote: I'm using tamsyn. I tried gohu but I keep going back to tamsyn.

i've recently found the fork tamzen

A couple of years later, I'm still on uushi. I keep coming back to it.


Edit: Golly gee, it appears I switched to lemon on my laptop and forgot that I'd switched to lemon. That's lemon in my scrot. Different font, same author.

(28-06-2017, 11:03 AM)xero Wrote: i've recently found the fork tamzen

Nice! I'm going to try that for a while.

Normally I use a bitmap font, like lemon, terminus, or gohu, but I found Luxi Mono for my term and Luxi Serif for acme that I really like a lot.

For terminal, I'm using inconsolata. For UI, I am partial to Intel's Clear font family.

I really like gohufont but 11 is too small and 14 is too big, I wish the size was similar to Terminus.
By the way, are there any new kids on the bitmap rice block ?

I'll probably sound boring, but i find Monospace 9 the best font for my eyes.

(19-08-2017, 03:49 PM)smlb Wrote: Monospace 9

Monospace is not a font per se. It's an alias.
Run this:

I use hasklig for my terminal. Loveska is also something that I like but somehow when the font becomes very small it doesn't look that great

i just came back to Fixedsys after years with Terminus. feels like ~ . But I can't seem to set it as the font in urxvt, but with this line in my bash rc, it works fine..

It's almost blatantly Luxi Mono (on the right, both B&H faces) save for a few distinguishments on the 'I1legalO0' front. Serifs are underrated.

i test drove dina last week,

switched back to gohu

I'm using Source Code Pro, looks good on the terminal

rocx using something made by people affiliated with google




what

Iosevka: http://typeof.net/Iosevka/

Hack font, never found better : https://sourcefoundry.org/hack/

https://www.ibm.com/plex/
available even in OpenBSD

(22-09-2017, 03:26 PM)budRich Wrote: i just came back to Fixedsys after years with Terminus. feels like ~ . But I can't seem to set it as the font in urxvt, but with this line

Code:

printf '\e]710;%s\007' "xft:Fixedsys Excelsior 3.01\-L2 Mono:style=Regular"

in my bash rc, it works fine..

Still using Fixedsys as a terminal and UI font, but prefer a large Hack when editing.

https://ptpb.pw/GUkX.png

Also the reason i couldn't set Fixedsys directly in xresources, was that you need to "double escape" dashes in font names:

and it works well.

Great Unicode coverage, for not being a TTF font.

Jurs discovered Spleen : https://www.cambus.net/spleen-monospaced-bitmap-fonts/

Potentially interesting website:
https://app.programmingfonts.org/

I have been pairing charter[1] as a variable width font with Go Mono for a month or so now.

[1] https://practicaltypography.com/charter.html