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A basic sans serif font for coding, meant for small sizes (and it would look good in large sizes too, if it weren't for those pesky parentheses...)
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cool :)
this is really nice
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*thinks* Can you bring over Cyrillic, IPA, Greek and Coptic?
@CollegeBoi584 Those are a bit outside my area of expertise, but I might try Cyrillic.
I added Cyrillic.
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Hi! I can remake this font with Lithuanian, Welsh, Icelandic, Kazakh and other accents. 🙂👍
why dont you make [(][)] as a ultra-rounded [[][]]
I love monospaced fonts so much, this is wonderful
Oops! I've missed this pretty one! Congrats!
@JayAndrewBoy Thanks, but I'd rather not have different versions around. I can add some of those myself.
@digitalio-2 The parentheses were originally straight with curved corners, but they looked too close to the square brackets in small sizes.
@winty5 @elmoyenique Thanks!
Added support for Hungarian, Icelandic, Kazakh, Lithuanian, and Polish.
Hi! Any chance to implement letter specific to Croatian language?
Those are: šđčćž and ŠĐČĆŽ
@H.Lo Added!
I would love to see this font support the Greek language.
Thanks a million! That was really quick! <3
Hi!
Now that you added Croatian characters, I switched to your font in my favorite IDE (Eclipse), but then I noticed another tiny issue. When I try the same in Word, character widths are the same. Do you have any idea what causes this?
Ok, I found it! It's about bold characters. When I make them not bold, widths are fine.
And also the useful symbols (like the ≠, ≈, ≤, ≥, √, and so on) from at least the MacRoman character set.
This font looks pretty nice though.
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