Victor Mono – A free programming font
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Victor Mono – A free programming font
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Re: Victor Mono – A free programming font
#2I like the more rounded appearance of the glyphs, which to me visually resembles a sans serif typeface rather than a rigid monospaced font. It makes reading code typeset in Victor Mono more like reading an enjoyable piece of text.
Re: Victor Mono – A free programming font
#3Sometimes, it hasn't been done before because it has been attempted and discarded...
Re: Victor Mono – A free programming font
#4The "contact sheet" doesn't at first appear to contain the letter "l", but it shows up in the labels, so OK.
"Narcissistpotus"... heh.
Re: Victor Mono – A free programming font
#5It's a cool effort but I guess it's not for me — I much prefer = over ≥ and !== over ≠ etc. because I find it more explicit and readable than a condensed form.
Re: Victor Mono – A free programming font
#6reminds me a lot of Operator Mono/Book, especially the cursive variant
Re: Victor Mono – A free programming font
#7Downaloded, installed and paid for it. Thank you from Italy. ciao
Re: Victor Mono – A free programming font
#8It's a cool effort but I guess it's not for me — I much prefer = over ≥ and !== over ≠ etc. because I find it more explicit and readable than a condensed form.
Many editors and terminals have a flag to disable ligatures.
Re: Victor Mono – A free programming font
#9There are some nice things about this. I really like how the normal text looks, but the cursive italics looks horrid!
Re: Victor Mono – A free programming font
#10The "contact sheet" doesn't at first appear to contain the letter "l", but it shows up in the labels, so OK. "Narcissistpotus"... heh.
The front page ticker also describes the font as ”(im)peachy”