Which font are y‘all using for your terminal and code editor? I’d like recommendations :)

I’m currently trying Iosevka, I really like how the term extended variant looks on the terminal, but I’m not convinced about the other variants for my code editor, I don’t find them that readable.

I‘m also not fond of ligatures, so if they can be turned off or are non-existent, great!

#font #fonts #code #terminal #terminalfont #terminalfonts #codingfont #codingfonts

A beta version of my #CodingFont and #TerminalFont family Sudo has been released.
In version 4, I've added parametric variable axes so that you can modify the spacing and the width of the letterforms independently. Combined with the existing weight and descender axes, this makes the fonts ultra configureable so you can get exactly the dimensions and look you want in your IDE.
For example, my current #font setting in #VSCode is weight 340 and width 98, see the sample #Python code in the image.
Download beta fonts and specimen: https://github.com/jenskutilek/sudo-font/releases/tag/v4.0-beta1

It took a lot of tinkering, but finally, I did it. I have my favorite font in PyCharm's and WebStorm's terminal.

Here is how you can do it too:

🌐 https://blog.gridranger.dev/custom-font-in-jetbrains-terminal/

#terminalfont #jetbrains #pycharm #webstorm #rustrover #retrofont #blog #indieweb

Custom Font in JetBrains Terminal - Gridranger

JetBrains vs custom font issue

I usally use a retro font called "MxPlusIBMVGA9x16". Childhood nostalgy. I can use it anywhere but in JetBrains terminals. It is not listed as monospace font in the reworked terminal's menu. It is listed as monospace editor font though. 🤷

I dissected the font with FontForge and with Python's fonttools lib too. Panose table, isFixedPitch are in order. What should I look for to fix?

#helpneeded #fonts #jetbrains #pycharm #retrofont #monospace #terminalfont