Iosevka

“Add every 54 MB or so to get 489 megabytes (466 MiB) in total.”

“Iosevka variant SS14 is a JetBrains Mono-like. Currently my favorite!”

“I realized I could fit more text in my terminal panes while keeping font size the same.”

“Whenever I read it I hear his voice pronounce the name of it in my mind.”

“I love it as I can customize it to match the metrics and weights of my main font on web pages.”

“Iosevka is my daily driver, but not the most dense font on the list.”

“Iosevka has supplanted Envy Code R as my favorite monospace editor font.”

“Iosevka edges it as Maple looks slightly fuzzier to me for some reason”

“it requires getting used to, I don't even notice it's narrow anymore, but it was so painful throughout the first day”

“I fell in love with the narrow width of Iosevka which saved quite a bit of screen space”

“Iosevka's narrow characters are what originally inspired me to do it.”

“The default spacing is too narrow for my liking but what's really cool is in the amount of customization that's possible”

“I put Iosevka everywhere, not only in text editors but browsers and other desktop apps.”

“Iosevka is very configurable and have many options for font and individual glyphs.”

“there is an "extended" width version that's more like other mono fonts, which is what I personally use”

“The author is prolific and has made it really easy to build your own customised version.”

“specifically designed to be narrow columns, so you can fit more on screen”

“It’s nice to see this font have a slab serif, because monospace serif fonts are quite rare”

“gives you perfec vertical alignment in monospace tables/flowcharts with CJK/emojis”

“no regrets, it's one of the first customizations to go on a new OS install for me”

“A little bit of looseness here is a pretty strong signal for careful font design”

“Used this font for years, even made my own custom build for it because the many many many provided ones were not just quite right…”

“Half a gig for a single variant of this font? No, thank you.”

“turns out pretty much perfect for terminal use for me, just wide enough”

“The readability is excellent, and this font replaced everything else that I tried before.”

“I love it, use it everywhere and other monospace font feels super w i d e and weird.”

“I felt like my eyes hurt when I tried this font.”

“one of the best monospaced fonts where you actually can use weight as an additional dimension in syntax highlighting”

“once I got used to the condensed Iosevka, all the other fonts just felt loose and not space efficient enough”

“I used Hack, Iosevka, Adobe's Source Code Pro and more for a very long time and was very happy about all.”

“I find the free choices (JetBrains Mono, Iosevka, Fira Code… quite enough.”

“I'm good with my Iosevka ExtraLight with iTerm2's thin strokes enabled.”

“Nothing comes close to Iosevka for me, after using it for a while it's hard to find the same mix of narrow+readable.”

“With Iosevka's semi-width glyphs you can just fit a lot more in the same space.”

“I stopped looking for fonts after I got comfortable tweaking the metric settings of Iosevka.”

“it's easy enough to find a sans-serif typeface that's also easy to read all the individual letters in”

“i've customized and used scripts to fix glyph characters available as open type features”

“I got incredibly accurate output on my terminal emulator using a nerd font”

“Beside being a neat font in its own right, Iosevka allows for custom builds with different settings”

“The fun thing with Iosevka is that one stands a reasonable chance of reading the source code”