I love MonaLisa a lot. I’ve been using it for pretty much all monospace throughout my computer. It feels very fine-tuned and well thought out, and it’s very readable too.
My only complaint, based on the image you posted, is that I had to look at the len above the === to tell how many equal signs there were in that operator.
EDIT: After checking the website (and looking at the operator again), the font uses custom ligatures. However, the full version also costs $150.
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I love MonaLisa a lot. I’ve been using it for pretty much all monospace throughout my computer. It feels very fine-tuned and well thought out, and it’s very readable too.
My only complaint, based on the image you posted, is that I had to look at the
lenabove the===to tell how many equal signs there were in that operator.EDIT: After checking the website (and looking at the operator again), the font uses custom ligatures. However, the full version also costs $150.
Yeah, that’s a literature with 3 lines so it’s easy to distinguish. The cost is obviously a huge downside compared to other fonts here though