More on Monospaced Fonts

Well I’ve found a few more I plan to check out, and I’m going to give each at least a day’s worth of heavy coding, then narrow it down progressively until I finally decide on one. The non-free fonts that don’t look terribly promising I’m going to try and test drive online, but MyFonts anti-aliases things pretty heavily and indiscriminately, which makes it hard to tell how fonts work at smaller sizes. The new entrants in the contest are:

Several of these font suggestions come via Aaron Swartz’s favorite fonts list. Personally I’d like to see more lists like this, perhaps in a semantically meaningful way that could be indexed and presented in different ways. Any format come to mind? I know I’ve read a couple of similar lists before, so I’ll try and dig up some more links.

2 thoughts on “More on Monospaced Fonts

  1. HI, I am also looking for a free monospaced font…

    I have tried quite a few and currently use Andale Mono, HyperFont Lt. and
    a font from a terminal emulator package – Reflection2 called r_ansi.

    If you find any other that look good for code developers please
    let me know.

    Regards,
    Andrew. 14Oct2004

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