Anonymous asked:
Can you add also this font please (heterodox mono), I would paste the link but this form wont allow it, so it is on github: at hckiang/font-new-heterodox-mono
Anonymous asked:
Hi, just wondering why gintronic font at is part of your 'programming fonts' list whilst say pragmata font at is not listed ... I had initially thought that the fonts listed are 'free' (at least as in beer) but gintronic does not appear to be free in any sense of the word? and if so, obviously other fonts would also then fall into the candidacy of being displayed on your site? (sorry I would have included links to the above fonts but this form does not allow for them to be present)
Fonts featured on the site don’t need to be free. However the license must support embedding on the site, or an agreement has to be made with the author of the font. Sometimes I reach out to an author, or they contact me. So lots more sites could be added, but I don’t typically go out of my way to try to work something out for commercial fonts.
Anonymous asked:
Any chance of adding Spleen into the mix? It's the default font on OpenBSD these days, and I'd like to see how it compares.
Oh that’s a good one, bitmap fonts are cool. I’ll see what I can do!
georgevreilly asked:
Several new fonts to take a look at on Google Fonts: DM Mono, Red Hat Mono, Azeret, Xanh. Other new fonts include Drafting* Mono, lotion, MonoLisa. Thanks for all the hard work you've put into this site.
This is fantastic! Thanks for the heads up on all these new (to me!) fonts :)
Anonymous asked:
Hi! Thanks for this awesome resource. May I ask you to add SF Mono and Menlo to the collection? Nate
I can’t sadly, their licenses won’t allow it.
Anonymous asked:
Hi! Thanks for this awesome resource. May I ask you to add Monoflow to the collection?
Thanks for the heads up! I’ll be adding it as soon as I can!
Anonymous asked:
I could not figure out from the website which version of Hermit you have. I downloaded it from your GitHub page, and opening it in Font Manager, I see that it is version 1.21. Version 2.0 is available, so you might want to update. It would also be nice if the font list displayed the version of the fonts.
I don’t really track versions of fonts, most fonts aren’t updated regularly (if at all) in significant ways you might see on this site. Thanks for the heads-up for Hermit! I’ll update it ASAP 🏎
Anonymous asked:
Hello, Great blog! I was wondering if you could help me identify this font (no links allowed)... if you search google for "Why not using Reason ML?" there's a coding screenshot with black background -- at first I thought it was PF DIN Mono but some characters don't match, such as the asterisk and zero. Thanks!
Looks like Inconsolata to me!
Anonymous asked:
Hi! Just want to bring to your attention that JetBrains Mono seems to be updated in the latest apps from JetBrains. Seems they increased x-height a bit this time around.
Thanks for the heads-up!
Anonymous asked:
Can you please add IBM Plex?
It was already there, but without IBM in the name. It’s more correct as “IBM Plex Mono” though. Corrected!
Anonymous asked:
Could you please add JuliaMono?
Hey, that’s cool. Added to the test drive thingy!
Anonymous asked:
Hi! I found a GitHub repository with fonts with added ligatures. You should take a look ;) github_com/lemeb/a-better-ligaturizer
If you really want ligatures, that’s actually a cool resource. Note that it “simply” adds ligatures from one font into one that doesn’t have any. So, the added characters might not actually match the design.
raz3time asked:
Have you tried APL386 Unicode? It's one of the most fun fonts I've ever come acoss ⍥⍵⍥
Comic Sans though! 🙈
Jetbrains Mono
Increased height for a better reading experience
I’m a bit late at the party writing about the Jetbrains font. It’s a well thought-out font that has everything you’d expect in this day and age: lot’s of language support, distinct characters all around, true italics for all weights, and ligatures.
The main theme here though, is touched on by that little quote at the top: whether you like this font or not seems to be completely determined by how much you like the x-height. It ensures readability and smooth rendering at small sizes. For some though, the lower case characters are now so close in size to the uppercase ones that it actually hurts readability. YMMV.
By Philipp Nurullin (2019)
License: Apache 2.0
https://www.jetbrains.com/lp/mono/
Try it out here: https://www.programmingfonts.org/#jetbrainsmono
Anonymous asked:
What's the color theme of the code app?
The default is Monokai, but there are several you can choose from in the bottom left menu.