Since I recently started a job that gave me a mac laptop I fell in love with Monoco. That font isn't available for other platforms is it? I should check into that. On linux I just use Bitstream Mono like most people Suits the purpose.
Since I recently started a job that gave me a mac laptop I fell in love with Monoco. That font isn't available for other platforms is it? I should check into that. On linux I just use Bitstream Mono like most people Suits the purpose.
Never saw this thread before. I use Monospace 8. I actually hated it the first time i used it because i was used to the pixelated microsoft fonts but now i can't do without it. A lot of fonts on linux are not consistent in the spacing.
Sans Mono 10
or
Courier New 10
I don't use Bitstream Mono, Deja Vu Mono, etc. because (1) I don't like the shape of the lowercase l (ell) and (2) I can't stand the zero with the dot inside. I understand the importance of distinguishable 1/l and 0/O, but come on...
I currently use Luxi Mono. It's a bit sensitive to the rendering engine, though...for example, autohinter vs. native makes a big difference in readability. Also, there are some sizes in which it looks good and other sizes in which it's just a mess.
I've tried to install some of the Proggy fonts, but I couldn't get them to work.
I like these fonts :
http://img171.imageshack.us/img171/8...rmovieakj6.jpg
someone knows what is could be similar to ?
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I've gone from Bitstream Vera to DejaVu recently and am very happy with it.
My favourite is ProFont - I've blogged about installing it on Xubuntu (& configuring Emacs to use it) here.
Too bad there is no font like MS Script on my machine... but this is a fair approximation of the poetic aesthetical effect I was looking for:
http://www.voittoporukka.fi/~eero/prettyfont.png
I can only suspect that those semi-mythical girl geeks code in something like this... (yes I will get the Borg Queen's wrath for this.. )
Last edited by Lord Illidan; April 3rd, 2008 at 10:16 AM. Reason: Replaced large screenshot by a link!
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Courier.
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Are you serious? Do you want to use THAT font for programming?! April 1 is already two days ago!
I recently discovered the Red Hat Liberation fonts, which look really nice. I'm now using Liberation Mono 10 pt for programming. There's an Ubuntu package for these fonts:
Code:sudo apt-get install ttf-liberation
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