I was talking about my tech hobbies (home server, mechanical keyboards, etc) with a workplace colleague and she asked me “so what’s your favourite font”. Had to say “I don’t know, but I absolutely love that I’ve just been asked that question”.
Atkinson Hyperlegible! I don’t have a vision/reading impairment, but it’s faster and easier to read when taking notes or proofreading and doesn’t look ugly like a lot of dyslexia fonts.
I saw someone once scanned their own handwriting to make their own font. I always thought that was a really neat idea but never got around to copying them
That’s an option, there are/were a variety of tools available where you can fill out a form either printed, Photoshop document, or Illustrator document. I don’t remember what I used but I was able to open the format sheet with GIMP.
I was talking about my tech hobbies (home server, mechanical keyboards, etc) with a workplace colleague and she asked me “so what’s your favourite font”. Had to say “I don’t know, but I absolutely love that I’ve just been asked that question”.
Ugly Gerry
Consolas.
I’m a big fan of monospace and I really like how none of the characters can be confused with any others.
It’s a decent looking font as well as very functional.
ooo i love monospaces. my current favorite font is Mom’s Typewriter
I’m a big fan of this myself:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inconsolata
Inconsolata is an open source version of Consola. I guess I’m using that when I’m not using a microsoft product.
Other ones that are neat with that are Atkynson Hyperlegible (base, mono and Next), Fira Code and Iosevka.
Hyperlegible is currently my system font.
Same! I use the Nerd Font variant.
Except for the terminal and the text editors, where I use FiraCode Nerd Font
I use Serious Shanns a monospaced Comic Sans
https://kabeech.github.io/serious-shanns/
Fira code is okay but cascadia tickles my brain better. I swapped to jetbrain and it’s comfy.
Atkinson Hyperlegible! I don’t have a vision/reading impairment, but it’s faster and easier to read when taking notes or proofreading and doesn’t look ugly like a lot of dyslexia fonts.
I was just about to recommend it as well
I own my own font, it’s pretty sweet but it’s definitely not a daily driver.
I saw someone once scanned their own handwriting to make their own font. I always thought that was a really neat idea but never got around to copying them
That’s an option, there are/were a variety of tools available where you can fill out a form either printed, Photoshop document, or Illustrator document. I don’t remember what I used but I was able to open the format sheet with GIMP.
I’d have to answer the same too. Not because I don’t have a favorite font, but because “hack” is too edgy of a font-name.
Gohu font my beloved.