Typeface is good, but that website is an absolute top tier gem.
Commit Mono – Neutral programming typeface
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Re: Commit Mono – Neutral programming typeface
#52Does anyone know why it looks much better on VSC than WebStorm on Mac? Would love to love IntelliJ products but I can't stand the way they render text.
Re: Commit Mono – Neutral programming typeface
#53Nice! I love testing new fonts. Using wezterm and alacritty (fedora 38) they look wildly different from JetBrains Mono - specially the width/ line height, but on the website they look similar in width/line height. Anyone knows why? Any tips? Ty!
I found setting config.line_height = 1.2 (or 1.3) fixed it up for me, I had the exact same reaction as to you with the line height!
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Had the same issue with built in Archive Utility but I got it to unzip with the app The Unarchiver. The regular font files work but it does say this about all of the Italic font files: >Could not extract "CommitMono-450-Italic.otf" from the "CommitMono.zip" archive: The archive file is incomplete
Same situation, I unzipped it with the built-in `unzip`, but the italics are corrupted. I think the ZIP file is just broken.
Thanks for the `unzip` tip. I find the same result. Maybe a problem with customization around italics?
Re: Commit Mono – Neutral programming typeface
#56To me this looks almost exactly like Iosevka. Maybe slightly wider and rounder. But it looks good.
Interesting, it reminded me of Inconsolata
Re: Commit Mono – Neutral programming typeface
#57i like the font. it reminds me of andale mono.
but the color contrast on the website could do with an adjustment. it's not very good for accessibility.
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#58The typeface looks nice, but I first opened the site on mobile and it told me to use keys to navigate, effectively locking me out from browsing it. I then opened it on desktop, tried to scroll and realised that it uses WASD keys which are all over my keyboard. The scroll wheel on my mouse/trackpad/etc don't work. As a user of a non-QWERTY layout this sucks. Then I tried to use the text zoom and while it documents thi…
It's an overly stylized affectation for a font website but everything here is mouse-accessible; I didn't use my keyboard at all. My scroll wheel works and you can click on the key buttons on the bottom and the categories on the top.
Re: Commit Mono – Neutral programming typeface
#59Nah, I want my zeros with a middle dot. Slash doesn't cut it.
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#60Why is the light mode so dim? I thought something was wrong at first, like there was a modal background covering the screen that I couldn't clear.