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(My system : Windows 10 x64)

For a little while now, I've been using a font especially geared for programmers writing codes. And I'm hooked. It's just a great improvement... even though it makes little difference to the PD IDE.

The font I fell in love with is called Fira and can be found on GitHub

You can read about it and other similar fonts in Monospaced Programming Fonts with Ligatures. The article provides links to a number of referenced specialty fonts.

Fira works perfectly on my system, a Windows machine, but it is provided with versions for Linux and Apple machines as well.

If you try them, please share your impressions here.
I'd be interested to read what you have to say.

// Edit: Moved to Tricks 'n' Tips (Kiffi)

A relatively new font for developers is JetBrains Mono (github)

Personally I use Dejavu Sans Mono for development in the IDE or a text editor.
It is monospaced and gives me the slash zero, which I much prefer.

For the finished programs, I'll use Tahoma as the default font. It is a very clear
font and takes less screen and print space than the popular Veranda.

Been giving Cascadia Code a try, since Microsoft released it.

Danilo wrote:A relatively new font for developers is JetBrains Mono (github)

This is really nice. Thank you!

I have been using Source Code Pro by Adobe. Going to give JetBrains a try though, looks interesting.

Danilo wrote:A relatively new font for developers is JetBrains Mono (github)

Thanks for sharing, I will give it a try.