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Favorite Programming Font

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Are there any lesser known yet great monospaced fonts for programming out there? I've been using source code pro for awhile, pic related, show me what you got.
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>>56006864
>line 120
What an embarrassment.
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>>56006864
Consolas is pretty comfy
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I like Input
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>>56006864
Either use Operator Mono or Hasklig (pic related)
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I use Ubuntu Mono. The whole font family is pretty comfy looking and it blends in well with the system fonts.
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Am I weird for preferring serif fonts
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>>56008224
You like serif fonts for programming? That's not weird at all. Plenty of people have stupid ideas.
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>>56007599
mein neger. Fira Code here
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Fira Mono is dank
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Source Code Pro is pretty good
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>>56007281
Fucking kek, my sides!
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>>56008389
I used Fira Code also for some time, it's a great font, especially the @ sign.

Clojure in a Solarized Dark environment?
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>>56008757
yep. I seriously should find a way to make the ligatures work in emacs tho
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>>56008766

> http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2015-01/msg00024.html

Is it even supported?
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>>56006864
MENLO
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>>56007599
Is that really javascript?
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>>56006864
Liberation Serif :^)
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>>56008876
Indeed. Why shouldn't it?
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>>56008895
liberation sans is okay but their serif font is a disgrace
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>>56006864
DejaVu Sans Mono is the only thing you'll ever need.
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>>56009115
but Consolas tho
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>>56009042
I actually like it a lot. I was just meme-ing because it's the default font on libre office.
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>>56009148
It's disgusting
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>>56009115
>>56009042
These two.

>>56007599
i like it a lot, anon. DejaVu Sans Mono starts to lose its characteristics at 10 and below, this doesn't seem to have that problem. upvoted!
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elflord
everything else is unusable
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ProFont, my eyes are used to it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ProFont
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San Francisco Mono
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6x13, it's physically impossible to make anything more crisp at that size.
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Gohufont.
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>>56006864
Here's a comparison:
https://s9w.github.io/font_compare/

All the good ones look pretty similar at small sizes because there isn't really much space for variety at fixed width / pixel grid. The ones that do try to stand out are always some hardly readable, ugly shit designed by some basement dweller with no idea about typography.

Personaly, I've been faithful to DejaVu Sans Mono for years.
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>>56006864
>> ) == 0 )
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>>56007281
>>56008646
what is wrong with it?
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>>56009730
the
? TRUE : FALSE

part can always be removed
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>>56009730
TRUE and FALSE usually evaluates to a 1 or a 0. The conditional check already does that.
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>>56009747
>>56009748
oh :)
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Old-style serif fonts are the best.
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>>56006864
Consola
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>>56009761
those zeros tho
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Been using Proggy slashed-zero since forever. Haven't found any contender.
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>>56009469
>>56009426 and 7x13
Terminus
Fantasque Sans Mono
Rest isn't that good.
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everything in this thread looks exactly the same
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>>56010253
buy glasses
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>>56009115
>dejavu
does the IDE start playing eurobeat while you code?
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>>56010633
Not that guy, but your comment made me laugh.
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>>56008817
we are talking about emacs lisp here. Literally everything is supported, - if you want it.
More to the point - it is officially not, and GNU's working on it. But you can map certain groups of characters to certain UTF8 chars in your font, which will do the job that font renderer should do for you.
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>>56009761
I would love a monospaced serif font with good oO0 iIl etc
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>>56006864
I saw a gif testerday of people selectinmg a section of a code "int" and removing it from each line or editing it, can you do that shit on notepad++?
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>>56006864
>no links to download
t-thanks guys you really stepped up this time around
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>>56006864
Comic sans
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Fantasque Sans Mono is just amazing you guys

https://github.com/belluzj/fantasque-sans
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>>56010964
Can you describe what you saw in English? I might be able to help you
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>>56011221
Yeah, this is my favorite as well
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This one, it's probably pretty horrible, but I got very used to it. Any other font looks super blurry to me now.
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>>56009761
Disgusting
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>>56011232
print(word)
print(word2)
print(word3)

and they selected only "print" print and were able to modify all 3 or remove them.
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>>56008646
Lol bruh she dabb
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https://github.com/lucy/tewi-font

>>56011758
that's usually called multiple cursors
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>>56007281
top kek
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why do you guys like these tiny ass fonts anyway, it's probably a strain on your eyes.
>>56011877
does notepad++ have it and how to
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>>56009761
>lin libertine mono
link
>>56009237
looks so different in pic than actual use
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>>56009747
TRUE and FALSE looks like some DEFINE'd construct. Kinda dumb considering normal C boolean expressions work fine, but whatever floats their boat I guess. It's not strictly wrong if it's C.
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I've been using Monaco lately.
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>>56012195
Yes, it does have rectangular selection mode, although its Frenchfag maker calls it "column mode"
https://notepad-plus-plus.org/features/column-mode-editing.html
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Inconsolata-g
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Fantasque Sans Mono is literally perfect
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>>56007281
This.
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>>56012512
not in windows. notice HBITMAP, HDC, winapi functions, LPBYTE
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>>56011499
What font is this? Sorry if I'm missing it. Have a Moe in return.
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>>56013166
What the hell are you talking about?
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>>56012876
Yes.
A damn fine monospace font.
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>>56012876
>>56013481
wtf is up with that lowercase w?
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>>56012876
Thank you Anon I love it
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>>56012548
interesting unity setup. details?
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Tewi font
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Monaco on OS X
Hack or Ubuntu Mono on everywhere else.
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>>56014226
all the information you need is in the screenfetch
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>>56007324
this
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>>56013481
>>56012876


no bytecode hinting/10
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It's not actually that bad
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>>56006864
Could you delete your image, align the declarations on 127 and 128 and reupload it? Thanks ;)
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>>56006864
pragmatapro with ligatures
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when is emacs going to support ligatures?
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Almost all monospaced functions will fuck up the following:

- Asterisk * appears high and not centered.
- Colon : is not centered, causing := and <: to look awkward.
- The dash - isn't centered causing -> to look awkward.
- The pipe symbol | is either too large or off center, causing |> to look weird.

Some fonts don't have these problems, e.g. mononoki, but they have other problems: in the console, using a dark background, open htop and look at the text with bg colors. It will be off-center.

I ended up taking Fira Mono, which is almost perfect except for the <: and := looking awkward, and modifying the colon glyph so the upper dot is higher.
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Comic Sans
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>>56014393
b-but it's getting hinted by Freetype anyway

>>56015832
>The pipe symbol | is either too large or off center, causing |> to look weird.
Damn, almost.
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>>56015832
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I fell for the Tewi meme

It's super comfy tho
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>>56016060
>line 17
Split it up, it's a fucking define lol
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>>56016095
Not my code, just pulled up the first thing that shows most of the syntax highlighting on one screen.
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This
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>>56016021
|> looks weird. The pipe is taller than it should be. What font is that by the way? Can you show me what [|x|] looks like?
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>>56016147
>What font is that by the way?
Nevermind. It's fantasque.
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>>56016147
>>56016166
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>>56016060
It looks comfy but it also looks like it will fuck up your eyes
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>>56016183
Yes, that looks fine. I'm noticing that with A*B and A+B, the asterisk and plus have almost no spacing around them.

I'm testing it out here: http://app.programmingfonts.org/
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>>56016183
My loins are moist
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>>56016203
Damn right it does. I've used it for 3+ years and I've gone from 20/20 vision to wearing +2 glasses
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> 2016
> Posts about programming on an anime image board
> Doesn't use Anime Ace font
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>>56016355
Can there be anything more disgusting than this?
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>>56016408
>Can there be anything more kawaii than this?
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>>56007281
I'll be completely honest, I didn't write this code. It's just a part of a large windows malware source collection I got off rohitab.
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>>56016448
>generic comic font
>kawaii
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>>56007599
Oh shit this is great.
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>>56011877
i low key went blind using tewi

i use dejavu sans mono now
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Terminus is the only right answer.
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>>56016860
what does that code do?
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>>56016929
Appending the checksum of a file to its filename.
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>>56016860
Python is so ugly
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I used to use Source Code Pro, but it handled monospaced Japanese terribly.

I use M+ (m) now. It's really nice on the eyes.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%2B_FONTS
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>>56017234
...In hindsight, that's a bad block of code to demonstrate something looking nice. (I just wrote it to un-screw a bunch of numbered names on an old Java web application. So, don't think that's idiomatic Clojure.)

I also didn't show what it solved--by monospaced Japanese, I mean proper double-width characters. Without them things like the Org mode tables in pic related break horribly.
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>>56017377
Yeah. I had to merge M+ and Fantasque Sans together for muh jap, as seen in >>56013481. Fortunately, they blend together pretty nicely.
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>>56014449
it feels like a bouncy-castle for my eyes
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Inconsolata
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>>56017002
Finally! Someone who shares my opinion! It's because of the lack of symmetry, isn't it? It's precisely why I love curly brackets
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>>56019148
>Finally! Someone who shares my opinion!
It used to be the unpopular opinion, but I think most people think that way now.
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>>56017582
>I had to merge M+ and Fantasque Sans together for muh jap
Huh? You can merge fonts? That's pretty cool..!

Also that font looks pretty similar to the Source Code Pro that I used to use. Have another bad Clojure org-mode block.
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>>56016452
Sure
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>>56019738
You caught me, I'm going full damage control to protect my reputation on this anonymous image board.
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>>56015832
I feel you senpai. For a while I used my own version of Menlo where I fixed quirks like that. Now I use Input (Regular narrow) which is pretty close to perfect.
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>>56014299

Ubuntu Mono master race.
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>>56017377
How did you manage to do that? I can never get monospaced Japanese fonts to behave properly with org tables.
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>>56009469
I second this.
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>>56020364
Well, org-mode itself handles it correctly. Your font however, does not. You need a font that understands what monospace means for its double-width characters.

M+ is actually a really nice font series for this... I say "series" because it's actually a pretty large set of font families, so my thin font isn't the only thing in it. Also, if you are on Linux or OSX, the fonts will look waaay better than my screenshots.

Or, if that isn't your thing, you can just Google "Japanese Monospace Font" and see if you can find something else you like.
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FixedSys forever
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>>56020364
>>56020683
Oh, I forgot to mention this first... The reason I say that font isn't monospaced Japanese is because it would space correctly if it was. Unfortunately, having a monospaced font doesn't really make it monospaced Japanese, even though it might be labelled as such by some.

For example, pic related is Source Code Pro. (With Windows' bad rendering too, so you can compare it to >>56019449, which is Linux Mint)

In pic related, it looks like the glyphs are falling back to something, but on Linux, you can't really tell other than the fact that the spacing is whack...which is what I am seeing in your screenshot.
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Droid Sans Mono is good.
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>>56009760
>>56009730
LEAVE IT IN. That makes it a lot clearer you're returning a true or false, and not a value returned by a function.
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>>56021035
Relational operators used on anything always returns boolean.
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>>56020825
Thanks, anon, just tried out M+ 2m, and it seems to be working fine with org-tables. However I'm getting some strange behaviour, like capital P and small y showing up as double space characters. I guess that's something unrelated.
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>>56007599
i just looked around for operator mono and could only find it on one shitty site for $200.
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>>56007599
>Hasklig doesn't support Emacs or Sublime text
lol
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Meslo LG
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I really dig Tamsyn. I also like Deja Vu Sans Mono, but it (and other fancy fonts like it, for example Monaco) always end up looking somehow blurred or unclear.
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>>56023181
This looks nice, can you link where I can get the ttf?
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>>56020787
>that exclamation mark
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>>56007324
I see somebody else is going through Beej's tutorial, too!
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>>56023391
>Tamsyn
Which one? There's like 10 of ehm inside google file
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>>56023399
https://github . com/andreberg/Meslo-Font

here
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>>56023456
This one:
http://www.fial.com/~scott/tamsyn-font/
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>>56023505
WHICH FILE
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>>56023515
They're different sizes since its a bitmap font, choose which one suits you best. Just install them and try them out, or you can view on the page what each one of them looks like with the button that changes the site's font.
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Courier-new at size 12 with windows clear type. I'm serious.
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>>56023529
I want the one you posted in screenshot above, which one is it??
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MonteCarlo
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>>56023557
I'm not sure because I'm on a Linux box and installed the font via the AUR, so my .Xdefaults simply says 'URxvt*font: xft:Tamsyn:pixelsize=18:antialias=true:hinting=true'. Sorry, don't remember which one my Windows vim config used.
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>>56020049
retina macbook pro, unregistered sublime, python, java, android studio, chrome, evernote

could you be anymore of a rich americunt
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>>56023672
>having a $1000 laptop and various free programs means you're a rich American
This is quite possibly the most retarded thing I've ever read
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>>56007599
> Relative line numbers
Hell ya
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>no links
why guys why
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>>56023944
You've got bigger issues if you can't find a font when given its name.
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>>56023944
>being this lazy
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>>56009761
Now that looks sick, what font is it
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>>56006864
consolas on gvim on debian on windows via x tunelling.
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>>56023391
Your font literally crashes windows.. lmao
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>>56016860
needs more ligatures/10
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>>56015832
i use monospace font with ligatures anyway so those problems don't exist
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>>56013236
I made it myself, actually
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>>56008876
Yes
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>>56024170
Eh, ok? I use it on Windows too, so I don't quite know what your issue could be.
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>>56020825
Can you point me to this table so that I can try it on my setup? Thanks.
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>>56023181
>>56020049
>>56012876
>>56007324
best
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>>56020683
I like Migu 1M's jap glyphs, but not its western alphabet, plus it doesn't have italics, which is why I merged it with Fantasque, using Fontforge.
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>>56024595
link the page you downloaded the thing from
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Comik Sans
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>>56024924
http://www.fial.com/~scott/tamsyn-font/
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>>56025037
yeah that one fucked up over my fonts folder and had to forcibly remove them trough CMD even notepad++ crashed on me
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>>56025080
Ok. I simply downloaded Tamsyn_1.11.zip, extracted it, selected all the fonts, right clicked and pressed "install fonts" or what ever it is Windows 7 tells you do at that point.
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I've been using PragmataPro until recently, but muh emacs doesn't support ligatures, so I decided to ditch it in favor of Mononoki.

Check out this blog post btw:
http://charlesleifer.com/blog/monospace-font-favorites/
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>>56020049
Use parser combinators for god's sake.
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>>56017234
Why Japanese can't use English in source code like everyone else?
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>>56025130
PragmataPro is the only font I can use, it saves so much space while still being readable. Is there any free font similar to it?
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>>56025453
Iosevka looks similar and they're working on ligatures if that matters to you
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No idea how people can use true type fonts. They're all too blurry. Bitmaps master race.
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>>56025529
Thanks, downloading. I hate ligature anw.
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>>56025529
Still not compact as PragmataPro. I can still see more lines with PragamataPro compare to Iosevka.
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>>56025736
I like both. They both have their uses. Raster fonts are great when you don't have too much screen real estate, but I do find vector fonts better looking, especially regarding bold, italics, and CJK chars.
That and raster fonts quickly become too small as resolution and DPI increase.
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>>56012876
What's that color scheme?
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>>56026161
Looks like gruvbox
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>>56024648
I wrote it. The other guy just replicated it manually.
ある and いる have other tenses besides present tense:

| Present | Negative | Past | Past-Negative |
|---------+----------+--------+---------------|
| ある | ない | あった | なかった |
| いる | いない | いた | いなかった |


>>56024850
Fair enough. They are pretty narrow characters.
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>>56025736
You can actually have the best of both worlds if you just align your truetype font to the pixelgrid, like >>56011499.
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droid sans mono masterrace
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fonts are all well and good, but what is the most superior COLOR SCHEME according to you fags?
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>>56010964
Yes notepad++can. Multiple cursors or ctrl+h
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>>56027396
I prefer monochrome themes. Eink or tao.
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>>56025529
I kinda like iosevka, but I'm not quite convinced. Does it support foreign UTF-8 characters? and powerline symbols? Also, fira code appears to have more ligatures.
If anyone were to convert the zero character from dotted to slashed in Fira Code, i'd be really, really happy.
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>>56027396
solarized dark
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>>56027396
gruvbox
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>>56008389
>lispfags will actually defend such indentation
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>>56008834
>tabs indent
>that level of indentation
>js
>mac
>jizzbuzz
oh boi, you went full code artisan there
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>>56009469
>you see a carp in the river
>the carp stands up
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>>56028454
when I came to lisp I was horrified too. But, the point of that indentation is to align every component of the current sexp to the previous one - this way the lists are tidy and readable.
It's like when you have a big list of parameters with long names in your function call, and try to align them to the first one in order to make them appear neatly one below the other. It makes sense to do so, because sexps are fundamentally lists.
Aligning them differently would cause a lot of confusion.
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>>56028480
Why indent with spaces if the indentation level is fixed anyway? Just use tabs. This way every autismo kid in your organization (provided you will ever be able to crawl out of your mom's basement and to be a part of one) can have its preferred indentation and not fight over trivial issues.
You're right on everything else.
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>>56026749
Cheers, test successful.
I've been doing that shit for a few years now during low activity periods at work whenever I encountered a monospace font I liked but which didn't have CJK characters included. Double-width misalignment in such fonts due to Windows falling back to MS PGothic or Meiryo triggers me to no end.
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>>56016452
Damage control at its finest :^)
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>>56028818
Oh, that's awesome!
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>>56016860
this man gets it
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>>56029298
>cancerous small case L variant
>"selectinq"
>dark as my soul theme, shit's illegible
>fucking bitmap font with a 4K screen
>which, ironically enough for a weeaboo, probably doesn't have proper Japanese support

You're right though, Terminus is nice.
But you're just abusing it a bit there.
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>>56029393
I switched to the l variant because it lets me distinguish betwen I and l much more easily - there are now two different serifs versus just one. (And remember, in terminus, a serif is literally only 1-2 pixels)

>"selecting"
?

>dark as my soul theme
Everything else hurts my eyes at 5 am

>shit's illegible
You grow used to it. My brain can process and read this much more easily than anything else. Heck, I spend so much time on my computer that terminus looks more natural to me than printed text.

>fucking bitmap font with a 4K screen
What's the alternative? Blurry fonts, shit hinting, etc.? No thanks. Also, I'm far too used to terminus' letter shape.

>which, ironically enough for a weeaboo, probably doesn't have proper Japanese support
Not sure what makes me a weeabo (I haven't watched anime in years), but a font isn't supposed to support every script under the sun.

UNIX principle: Do one thing and do it well. Terminus supports western script. For CJK, I use specialized fonts. Pic related.
>>
dumb question:
does the bitmap fonts requires a certain size to work correctly or they scale right if i choose bigger sizes?
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>>56029534
They require certain sizes, unless you can invent a magic algorithm to rescale bitmaps to arbitrary sizes with zero loss or artifacts
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>>56029544
that what i thought, thanks senpai

I could never use those fonts, i find them too tiny like they'll fuck up your eyes badly
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>>56029583
Most come at many different sizes. See e.g. terminus, which scales fine to my high DPI monitor: >>56029507
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>>56029507
>selectinq
Look at the GitHub posting form, the sentence about attaching files

>weeaboo
Said that because of the Saber avatar in that same posting form.

The rest is fair enough, although I wouldn't say that your CJK font is looking too good (the glyphs are way too spaced, especially the kana, although I guess that's a side effect of the fallback mechanism). At least it's showing something.
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>>56029620
Oh, now I see it. Meh, you learn to live with layout breaking if you force your own font on websites.

Better than viewing some shitty aliased proportional font
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>>56029656
>shitty aliased or blurry fonts
I find it a bit sad you're so prejudiced against vector fonts. What happened?
The default renderer on most distros sucks ass, I agree.

That said, I'm pretty sure people manage getting very nice results (i.e. neither aliased nor blurry) with Infinality's patches and some tuning thereof.

You, with a high DPI screen, should especially try a bit harder regarding this, since high DPI screens do a very good job of hiding residual defects, if any.
Font choice is important too.

Lastly, could you please post the CSS for the GitHub page? I'd like to have a try myself.
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>>56023414
awesome, right?
>>
>>56019917
That looks amazing
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>>56029765
>The default renderer on most distros sucks ass, I agree.
Some are remarkably good too. Like Ubuntu.
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I've got to say Terminus, forever and always.
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>>56016227
I'm liking Cousine. It's similar to DejaVu Mono but less tall.
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>>56006864
no matter what font I choose someone calls it shit so fuck it
>>
fixed 10 faggots
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>>56009426
my nigger
>>
>>56014299
ubuntu mono is very underrated
>>
>>56008964
He's probably not up to date on the latest smegma script 6/7 memes
>>
Papyrus
>>
>>56012689

Most editors call it "column mode"
>>
Unifont
>>
>>56035489
Oh? I've only ever seen it called "rectangular selection".
>>
>>56035489
Like what?
>>
>>56007599
the fuck is up with ur line numbers
>>
>>56037758
Your lack of power level is showing
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the only answer
>>
Font ligatures are really neat.
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>>56037827
Why is this useful?
>>
terminus in nonttf format. looks sharp as hell and it's amazing
>>
>>56038000
It's useful for navigation relative to your current line.

For example, maybe in vim you might want to delete everything down to a given line. You can just look and see where it is relative to you and type that number + dd.
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What font is in this one? I genuinely can't figure it out. Closest to it is tewi or termsyn.
>>
>>56010964
Select and replace?
I think notepad++ also supports it via regex.
That's what you're after?
>>
You should all support limetext.

They are doing a open source sublime text that even has support for sublime packages.
>>
>>
>>56010964
This sort of thing? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNa3axo40qM
>>
>open source
Stopped reading there
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>>56017002
No, he is just shitty coder
>>
tewi 9x
>>
>>56016452

Do you happen to have a link to that source collection OP? I do reverse engineering and malware analysis in my spare time as a hobby. Always nice to have more samples to mess around with.
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>>56040746
>that 4
nope
>>
>>56028818
I don't suppose that you could upload your Fantasque / m+ merged font somewhere? I'd love to use that.
>>
>>56024015
>consolas
>debian
Just WHY. Inconsolata is objectively superior on GNU/Linux.
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>>56041991
I too, would like to give it a try
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>>56040746
this
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>>56007324
>>56007599
Name of color schemes, please.
>>
I used terminus for the longest time, but now I usually just consolas or inconsolita depending on the OS I'm on.
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>>56041991
>>56043815
Yeah sure, here you go guys: http://www.mediafire.com/download/qn2i5yso5387kxd/Fantasque+Sans+Mono+Migu+1M.7z

Just FYI, a friend of mine told me single width and double width chars would only align properly on his computer at sizes 6, 9, 12, 15, 18pt (@96 DPI) and so on. This doesn't happen on my computer or on my computer at work, but if you do ever encounter such an issue, try these sizes.
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>>56045182
Brilliant, thank you. With this and spending my night getting freetype and fontconfig with Infinality to build, maybe I can be free of font autism.
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>>56045482
>maybe I can be free of font autism.
You're NEVER free of font autism.
Believe me.
>>
I actually bought Pragmata Pro. It's pretty good.
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>>56045182
I can confirm that they only align at those font sizes, at least in Emacs, which sees 90% of my multilingual text use. Doubly annoying singe I have been using 11pt.
It's curious that you don't have the issue at all, what OS are you using, would that even make a difference?
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>>56012876
why is the lowercase y so fucked
>>
>>56046787
those y and w are so bad, pls dont
>>
all these fonts are lame

what are your favorite color schemes?
mine's zenburn
>>
>>56008834
That's one complicated fizzbuzz implementation.
>>
Roboto Mono
>>
>mixing unix functions and win32 api
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>>56047637
everything looks the same

it's so bland and the semicolons are invisible
>>
>tfw freetype 2.7 isn't out yet
>tfw you don't want to compile freetype from git
>>56012876
Who the fuck made that font? Disney?
>>56020787
See http://laemeur.sdf.org/fonts/
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>>56047744
>>tfw freetype 2.7 isn't out yet
>>tfw you don't want to compile freetype from git

>He didn't lock the 2.6.5 package

laughingchinks.jpg
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what font is this?
>>
>>56047774
helvetica or dejavu sans/bitstream vera
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>>56047770
oh fug I meant 2.6.4
>>
>not using a bold bitmap font
plebs disgust me
>>
>>56047672
Who are you quoting?
>>
>>56007281
>>56008646
>>56011948
>>56009747
Not really, BOOL is a int typedef in MFC. In most cases, there will be no problems to directly return the C++ bool type. But for whatever reason if the #define for TRUE and FALSE are not 1 and 0, things could break.
>>
>>56029298
Terminal colors?
>>
>>56047774
It never occurred to me, but is that the evolution iteration experiment?
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>>56054445
it's conways game of life
>>
I've been using Anker/Coda at work for a few weeks now and really like it.

http://programmingfonts.org/post/108439777282/ankacoder-the-ankacoder-family-is-a
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>>56048453
Pixels don't scale well at some sizes.
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>>56009391
Fag
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>>56016860
I wish i could use terminus but i have really bad eyesight
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No love for old BIOS fonts?
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>>56016448
>autism
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>>56047637
Atom is another js bloatware.
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