I tried to get down with Source Code Pro, but it's such a radical departure from the popular monospaced fonts like Consolas, Inconsolata, Menlo, Monaco (classic!), etc... that I couldn't do it =(
It's interesting how much of your productivity comes from the subtle/indirect recognition of things. Changing something as trivial your color scheme or font can take a good chunk of time for adjustment.
I'm a huge fan of Ubuntu's monospaced font and use it on my Mac with Sublime.
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I tried to get down with Source Code Pro, but it's such a radical departure from the popular monospaced fonts like Consolas, Inconsolata, Menlo, Monaco (classic!), etc... that I couldn't do it =(
It's interesting how much of your productivity comes from the subtle/indirect recognition of things. Changing something as trivial your color scheme or font can take a good chunk of time for adjustment.
I'm a huge fan of Ubuntu's monospaced font and use it on my Mac with Sublime.
http://wsld.me/JzYm (Ubuntu Mono, 16pt)
+1 for Ubuntu Mono. IMO it looks better than Inconsolata.
Am I the only one who uses DejaVu Sans Mono?
Nope, DejaVu Sans Mono is my preferred monospaced font too.