onokoto █[Q̲̅U̲̅E̲̅S̲̅T̲̅I̲̅O̲̅N̲̅]
does anyone know a stunning monospace font not found in this list ?
a font that you can draw ascii-art and display an array of niche characters without glitching the text interface !
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bakachu@onokoto i’m not sure if it’s monospace but the Airbus instrument panel font is pretty nice too
ϻค𝔬ᑭ@onokoto well of course depends on your taste, there is Terminus and "Envy Code R", and a more similar font to the ones you listed is Roboto Mono.
If you want a lot of 'special characters' you should use their Nerd Fonts patched version
If you want a lot of 'special characters' you should use their Nerd Fonts patched version
cerementdesigned for ASCII art (but it does have a bit of a “personality”):
https://velvetyne.fr/fonts/jgs-font/
otherwise, https://www.programmingfonts.org/ is a good resource – bottom-right of the left column, change language from “Python” to “ASCII Art”
kai@onokoto I’ve just switched to Iosevka Charon Mono myself and quite enjoy it for its friendly charm.
@kai iosevka didn't past the test of time for me ー i find it too narrow for a terminal screen it takes time to get used to it and others when looking at it for the first time feel weird
@onokoto Interesting. I use it for writing manuscripts in Latex rather that the command line, and had specifically searched for a narrow font for this purpose. But it had only been weeks, not month, so now I’m curious to see how I’ll like it in a couple of months.
Zororg@onokoto
Recursive Mono (I've settled on this for now)
https://github.com/arrowtype/recursive
OG Iosevka is missing. Maple Mono and Geist
Stefano Volpe 