I use Fira Code Retina. I like that it is not too light, not too bold. I’m also partial to Cascadia Code and DejaVu Mono.

For the GUI, I use Adwaita Sans in both my GNOME and XFCE computers.

Hyperlegible Mono

I tried using the Hyperlegible family systemwide but found the 0 glyph too distracting outside of terminal/code cases. As a terminal font, it’s perfection.

Inconsolata LGC with nerd-fonts. I edit all my text and code in Helix, a TUI editor, and having proper support for Cyrillic and Greek is important for me. Also, I like how it looks.

I’ve recently fallen in love the Liberation fonts. For some reason I would always scroll past them in font lists and I don’t know why. I guess I just saw Liberation Serif as a Times New Roman knockoff and dismissed them all because of that, when they’re so much more.

I’ve applied them across the board (including websites) and wow… I was straining my eyes for so long thinking my vision was going, when it turns out it was just bad hinting and kerning all along.

Gotta be unifont for me. Love those crispy pixels, and it manages to do monospace without being fugly as hell.

For terminal I currently use JetBrains Mono. I also used Fira Code and Source Code Pro in the past.

In GUI apps I use Inter right now. Previously used Roboto for a long time.

Terminus TTF in i3/sway

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been rocking suse’s font recently.

Mononoki for terminal, ubuntu for gui

Monaco Ligaturized Nerd Font

Sarasa Gothic + Iosevka for just about everything

For me my favourite monospace fonts are B612 Mono, Oxygen Mono, and Fira Code/Mono. Currently I use B612 in vscodium and Oxygen in the terminal

Default font: Inter Monospaced font: JetBrains Mono NL (I don’t like ligatures, ask me if you want elaboration)

This reminds me of people who used Computer Modern to make it look like they had written their paper using LaTeX to get better marks. It usually worked