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The idea is great, thanks for sharing! But att I don't feel it provides enough sample data to really make an informed decision.
> Source Code Pro
This, and Bitstream Vera Mono, has been my font for a long time, but recently I've been experimenting with Monaspace, MartianMono, CommitMono, and Comic Mono.
This one is good, however, for me there's always a weird problem - I choose a font I like on some site, install it, then set it in my IDE (MSVS or VSCode @Win7/10/11) and it is... I wouldn't say like sh*t, or even looks very much different, but for some reason just not as good as it was in the browser. I wonder what am I doing wrong?
Feature request: Optically normalize physical glyph size and line spacing across typefaces. (See: CSS `font-size-adjust`.)
Am I missing something or do you have to make a decision without being provided a single example of an upper-case character? The idea is great, thanks for sharing! But att I don't feel it provides enough sample data to really make an informed decision.
I hid the font names and still ended up with my current go-to font (JetBrains mono). I’m not sure if that’s the effect of familiarity or if we are truly meant for each other.
—JetBrains Mono is the font I find myself orbiting these days. And as far as I know it was made with good first principles in mind. I’m willing to call it objectively good.
I was pretty fixed on B612, and am still a bit reluctant to change my editors, but this introduced me to Azeret Mono, which I have to admit is slightly more appealing .. will have to A/B B612/AzeretMono this week and see what my eyeballs think after some hours staring into the oblivion ..
I still can't figure out the rationale behind the design of (, ) in B612. Why they made it look like [, ]?