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Top 10 Programming FontsSunday, 17 May 2009.Update: This post was written back in 2009, and much has changed since then. I’ve also written a few subsequent posts about alternative programming fonts, like.I’m a typeface geek, and when it comes to selecting a font I’ll stare at all day, I tend to be pretty picky. Recently, when I discovered that a friend was using a sub par typeface (too horrible to name here) for his Terminal and coding windows, my jaw dropped, my heart sank a little, and I knew it was due time for me to compose this article.What follows is a round-up of the top 10 readily-available monospace fonts. Many of these fonts are bundled along with modern operating systems, but most are free for download on the web. A few, notably Consolas, are part of commercial software. A note about anti-aliasingIn the past, we’ve had to decide between tiny monospace fonts or jagged edges.

But today, modern operating systems do a great job of anti-aliasing, making monospace fonts look great at any size. It’s not 1990 anymore. Give your tired eyes a break and bump up that font size.If you have any doubt that anti-aliased fonts are apropos for code, note that even the venerable BBEdit — which for years has shipped with un-aliased Monaco 9 set as the default — has made the jump. The app now ships with a specially licensed version of the Consolas font from Ascender, bumped up in size, and with anti-aliasing on by default. Includes a special anti-aliased font (Panic Sans, which is actually just a version of Deja Vu Sans Mono) with its popular application.Unless otherwise noted, I’ve used a larger size font, 15-point in fact, for the examples here to illustrate their legibility at larger sizes and with anti-aliasing turned on. CourierAll systems ship with a version of Courier (sometimes Courier New), and unfortunately, many have it set as the default font for terminal and editor windows. It does the job, but it’s a bit dull and boring, lacking style and class.

I don’t recommend this font if you have any other choice — and fortunately, you do. If you use this font, please bump the size and turn on anti-aliasing. Figure 2 Andale Mono 8. MonacoMonaco is the default monospace font on the Mac and has been since its inclusion in. It’s a solid, workhorse font that really shines at smaller font sizes with anti-aliasing turned off.

I loved this typeface back when my eyes could tolerate staring at a 9-point font for hours, but those days are behind me. This font looks great at 9 or 10-points (Figure 4), and doesn’t look too shabby anti-aliased at higher sizes (Figure 3).As far as I know, you can only get Monaco as a part of Mac OS, but there are alternatives, so keep reading. Figure 8 Droid Sans Mono 3. Deja Vu Sans MonoThe are one of my favorite free font families, based on the excellent. The Deja Vu fonts have been updated with a wider range of characters while maintaining a similar look and feel to that of Vera.This was my go-to font family for many years. It looks great at any size with anti-aliasing turned on.ships a font with it’s Coda application called “Panic Sans” which is based on this font. Says via email that when he compared Panic Sans against Vera, he noted that “Panic had noticeably crisper punctuation chars” and that it seemed like they had improved the hinting on some characters as well.

Figure 9 Deja Vu Sans Mono 2. Consolassuddenly appeared on my Mac after I installed Microsoft Office, along with a handful of other new fonts from Microsoft.This font was designed by for Microsoft’s ClearType font family (there’s a nice write-up with samples of each of the new Microsoft fonts ). Consolas is a commercial font, but is bundled with many Microsoft products, so there’s a good chance you might already have it on your system.You’ll absolutely want to have anti-aliasing turned on if you’re using Consolas, because it’ll look terrible without it.Too bad it’s not free if it was, it would be #1 on this list.

Figure 10 Consolas 1. Inconsolatais my favorite monospaced font, and it’s free. Shortly after discovering it, it quickly supplanted Deja Vu Sans Mono as my go-to programming font. I use it everywhere, from Terminal windows to code editors. It has a certain sublime style that’s unique without being over the top, and it looks fantastic at both large and small sizes.

I use this font when I show code samples in a presentation, and it’s the font we use in Terminal and TextMate windows when filming.Inconsolata is designed to be used with anti-aliasing enabled, but it’s surprisingly legible even at very small sizes. A big thanks to for creating this font, and for making it free.

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