For me, it's inconsolata

for me it's ubangoo mono

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for me, it's Fira Code

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What theme, op?

quiet light

Thanks.

I like Inconsolata but it looks really bad at small sizes.
For small points only Ubuntu Mono and DejaVu Sans Mono/Hack look good.

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IBM Plex mono

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Wow. How do you do those arrows and shit? Can you use it on c++?

they're ligatures and yes you can

How does it work? I mean, how do I get it up and running on vscode or visual studio?

Use a font that supports ligatures and enable them in your editor. Here's how to do it in VS Code (font is Fira Code but the method is the same for any font that supports ligatures):
github.com/tonsky/FiraCode/wiki/VS-Code-Instructions

Based user thankss

Does IBM Plex Mono really have ligatures?
Didn't know that.

for me? its sneed

Now THAT was a nice font

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Free: Fira Code
Paid: Dank Mono, Operator Mono

If too expensive, then just look those fonts up on vk.com

Operator Mono looks like fucking garbage. Imagine paying for that shit, kek

I tried it but the ligatures aren't activated on IBM plex mono but work on firacode

this, so much this

Bitmap fonts will forever rule you fagets.

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Is it possible to use the Fira Code ligatures in Emacs and not the shitty unicode characters you use with prettify-symbols-mode?

Sir i very much disagree. Sir i think bitmap fonts are not required and should use normal font with many sizes sir.

For me, it's HRT and chopping my dick off.
You with me, fellow rustaceans? :)

This is the only true answer

>developing Java in Vim
I pity your soul breh
The font is quite nice though

still, its using 1/4 spaces and modern shit like that, true fonts should be 16x16 ALWAYS

Jesus christ that font rendering is awful

What am I missing? It looks fine to me.
t. not a font snob, but willing to learn

Hack

real unix wizard only use tty

I pity everyone who uses crippled up blurry fonts.

It's just shitty screenshot quality. Font looks great on my screen.
Here, Source Code Pro from vscode.

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I like consolas 12

Not him, but I noticed that too. The spacing seems off, like there's too much horizontal space for each character. Probably a setting within the editor (or terminal, if it's in terminal, but looks like an editor) rather than global font settings, but it could be an issue there too.

>blurry
How's your 1024x768 CRT?

lol eyelet

Ironic, using dogshit bitmap fonts only because your monitor can't display antialiased fonts well.

Which add-ons did you use to get java completion?

that actually looks cool.

For me, it was Source Code Pro, then iA Writer Quattro S, then Zilla Slab and now IBM Plex Mono

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It looks like C++

thats strange, I use IBM Plex Mono and was able to activate ligatures with VS Code

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>not use 8pt bitmap fonts

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gohu-font my all time favorite.

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8x16 IBM PC bitmap font ascii only, 16 colors, blink and inverse video mode is the only correct setup.

Ubuntu Mono is my favourite, sometimes I like to switch it up though. I’m trying out Fira Code and Iosevka now, both are pretty nice. Fixedsys is god tier too, but it feels wrong using it on Linux.

It's from here:
eclim.org/vim/code_completion.html

I'd like to know the name of the font desu.

serif fonts can be based too
Go Mono

Also this:

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For me, it's Bitstream Vera Sans Mono. I see we were in the same same "cnile btfo" thread

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I use hack and I like it

>I'd like to know the name of the font desu.
looks like fixed

Make file_size const you fucking faggot

For me it's between Menlo and IBM Plex Mono, but I used Inconsolata in the past.

clR6x12 for low DPI, Anonymous Pro for high DPI.

Nice, what are some outputs of the program?

It was from a Jow Forums thread where OP said nobody could write a program that takes a string and for every '# it removes the previous (utf8) character (that isn't a '#'). So Test##字# becomes Te

a C program*, since op claimed C cant do unicode

more idiomatic Rust:
play.rust-lang.org/?version=stable&mode=debug&edition=2018&gist=41f284ad8629206931495b9c47cd8f73

Does C have compile time tests?

dilate

Cope

Consolas or else

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>not handling grapheme clusters
lmao
play.rust-lang.org/?version=stable&mode=debug&edition=2018&gist=15bcbd765097b687653e214965cb3304

>pushing/poping on a vector

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I use this when what I use supports it. Still looking for a nice one that works in terminals without lig support.

>is that C?
ios::beg

Hard no.

2nded

Fonts without slashed zeros can go fuck themselves

hiDPI makes any font look good. show how it looks like at default scaling

>not using artwiz drift
kys normalfags

doc.rust-lang.org/std/collections/index.html#use-a-vec-when
Rust docs straight up tell you to use a vector for stacks.

I miss /prog/, idiots like this one wouldn't be there.

Based