Favorite Programming Fonts

Installing Fonts

How-To: Change Fonts in Linux:

1. Install the font you want to use (see below)
2. Right Click the Desktop >> Change Desktop Background >> Click the Fonts Tab

Source: http://kevin.vanzonneveld.net/techblog/article/install_the_best_coding_font/

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Favorite Programming Fonts

I'm staring to experiment with a couple of different programming fonts.  Currently I'm mainly using Inconsolata.

Inconsolata:

Info on the font can be found here: http://www.levien.com/type/myfonts/inconsolata.html

To install this font on Linux (Ubuntu):

1. Type in a Terminal:
2. sudo aptitude install ttf-inconsolata
3. Change your OS Font if you want (see above).

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Other Good Programming Fonts:

I'm also a big fan of Lucida Sans.

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More info to come as I start noting the pros and cons of various fonts I experiment with.

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