Best font for programming?
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I'm a bit over the Consolas font I've been suing using for coding and I was wondering what everyone else is using for their code font.
cheers Chris Maunder
I use Droid Sans Mono Slashed It is a Slashed version of Droid Sans Mono The Slashed/Dotted Versions are available here: cosmix.org | Software[^] I have compared to many other fonts, while not perfect, I always end up back on this one. HTH! PS: As a Programmer, I liked 1Lli to be easily differentiated as well as 80O for my old weary eyes!
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You can also download it from https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Source+Code+Pro[^].
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I'm a bit over the Consolas font I've been suing using for coding and I was wondering what everyone else is using for their code font.
cheers Chris Maunder
Georgia 11. I already know that I'm committing some crime by using a proportional font for coding, but I'm not stuck in the 1980s.
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I'm a bit over the Consolas font I've been suing using for coding and I was wondering what everyone else is using for their code font.
cheers Chris Maunder
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I'm a bit over the Consolas font I've been suing using for coding and I was wondering what everyone else is using for their code font.
cheers Chris Maunder
I've been really liking Monoid. Been using it for the past year or so. GitHub - larsenwork/monoid: Customisable coding font with alternates, ligatures and contextual positioning. Crazy crisp at 12px/9pt. http://larsenwork.com/monoid/[^]
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I'm a bit over the Consolas font I've been suing using for coding and I was wondering what everyone else is using for their code font.
cheers Chris Maunder
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fixedsys of course! :)
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I'm a bit over the Consolas font I've been suing using for coding and I was wondering what everyone else is using for their code font.
cheers Chris Maunder
Since it isn't 1980 and I'm not making ASCII-art, I prefer proportional fonts even for coding. But seriously, I find that it makes code more readable because the eyes tend not to get caught in the rivers and lakes that easily form with fixed-width fonts. Also, we all want to get the most out of limited screen real-estate, but the only way to do that with fixed fonts is to squish even the widest characters beyond a reasonably readable point. I prefer MS Reference Sans Serif, which has clear distinctions between all the ambiguous chars (e.g., Il1 and 0O).
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Its big, easy to read, and stands out. I have been using it since the earliest days of programming. :)
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Chris Maunder wrote:
the Consolas font I've been suing for coding
I hope you've got some good lawyers! :laugh:
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