Input - a new font for programming
Font Bureau has developed a new Input font family, the most important of which in this case is Input Mono for us. Cyrillic is present. For personal use fonts are free.
For fonts, several styles are available - Sans, Serif and Mono, several saturation options - Thin, Light, Regular, Medium, Bold, Black, widths - normal, Condensed, Narrow and Compressed. Line spacing also changes.
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You can choose the options for the outline of some characters - a, g, i, l, 0 and *. You can choose either on the download page, or by modifying the font files in the Python program in the archive.
In default fonts, curly brace symbols look a bit pretentious, but they can be changed to more “straight lines” with the same Python script. Unfortunately, there is no such option on the download page at this time, but the developers were going to add additional options.
For myself, I personally tried to use Input Mono Compressed 9pt in the editor, so that the IDE contained lines of 120 characters.
For fonts, several styles are available - Sans, Serif and Mono, several saturation options - Thin, Light, Regular, Medium, Bold, Black, widths - normal, Condensed, Narrow and Compressed. Line spacing also changes.
')
You can choose the options for the outline of some characters - a, g, i, l, 0 and *. You can choose either on the download page, or by modifying the font files in the Python program in the archive.
In default fonts, curly brace symbols look a bit pretentious, but they can be changed to more “straight lines” with the same Python script. Unfortunately, there is no such option on the download page at this time, but the developers were going to add additional options.
For myself, I personally tried to use Input Mono Compressed 9pt in the editor, so that the IDE contained lines of 120 characters.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/237179/
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