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- onehundredninetysix@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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- onehundredninetysix@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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Hmm looks like Computer Modern, the classic Latex typeface. I particularly like the italics on that one. Since switching to Typst I’ve completely fallen for Libertinus Serif, though. Highly recommend it as a more modern Computer Modern replacement.
I’ll always be a fan of serif over sans serif fonts. I just find them a lot more elegant and pleasing to look at. Also, it’s much more common to see crappy sans serif fonts that make I and l look the same.
Literata, such a beauty
Is it just me, or isn’t the last panel just dropping the ball on the joke? Why not have her comment on the serifs or something, if the type joke has already been presented? Baffling
卄乇ㄥㄥ ㄚ乇卂卄
yoink
As long as l and I look different, I’m happy
The l is taIIer than the I. lt Iooks good to me
☹️
Ome is slightly shorter for me :/
That Regular 400 Italic got enough curves to get me actin’ up
I was talking about my tech hobbies (home server, mechanical keyboards, etc) with a workplace colleague and she asked me “so what’s your favourite font”. Had to say “I don’t know, but I absolutely love that I’ve just been asked that question”.
Atkinson Hyperlegible! I don’t have a vision/reading impairment, but it’s faster and easier to read when taking notes or proofreading and doesn’t look ugly like a lot of dyslexia fonts.
I was just about to recommend it as well
Consolas.
I’m a big fan of monospace and I really like how none of the characters can be confused with any others.
It’s a decent looking font as well as very functional.
ooo i love monospaces. my current favorite font is Mom’s Typewriter
I’m a big fan of this myself:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inconsolata
Inconsolata is an open source version of Consola. I guess I’m using that when I’m not using a microsoft product.
Other ones that are neat with that are Atkynson Hyperlegible (base, mono and Next), Fira Code and Iosevka.
I use Serious Shanns a monospaced Comic Sans
Fira code is okay but cascadia tickles my brain better. I swapped to jetbrain and it’s comfy.
I own my own font, it’s pretty sweet but it’s definitely not a daily driver.
I saw someone once scanned their own handwriting to make their own font. I always thought that was a really neat idea but never got around to copying them
That’s an option, there are/were a variety of tools available where you can fill out a form either printed, Photoshop document, or Illustrator document. I don’t remember what I used but I was able to open the format sheet with GIMP.
I’d have to answer the same too. Not because I don’t have a favorite font, but because “hack” is too edgy of a font-name.
Gohu font my beloved.
That’s three fonts.
In a trench coat?
Nerd!
But yeah, true.
Me: any font is fine, as long as it’s readable
Now I understand why I don’t have friends on the fediverse :D
Are you saying you’re fine with… Papyrus??
Never heard of it, let me check… yes, I’m fine lol
It doesn’t affect mine, but it looks like it can affect some people’s readability, and I wouldn’t be fine with that
any
dreamfont will doSame here, as long as they don’t display it in light gray on a slightly lighter background.
This one’s got HUGE serifs.
I’m a kerning man, myself.
I didn’t know the Font Club meeting was today! Where’s Brick??
The first rule of Font Club is you do not talk about Font Club.
Look at that subtle off-white coloring. The tasteful thickness of it. Oh my God, it even has a watermark.
I kinda like Futura in print. Enjoyed some books from maybe the 1940s that used it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Futura_(typeface)
I agree with that guy, I don’t like serif fonts.
They always look old-fashioned and harder to read to me, even when they’re not, LOL.
Yeaaa
