scy, 1 month ago (edited 1 month ago) to random

me: "I want a colorscheme that follows the 16 default ANSI colors (ie. no "green is actually purple" or "light and dark colors are the same"), is readable, allows me to clearly differentiate the colors and has a warm feeling to it."

#Srcery: "with clearly defined contrasting colors and a slightly earthy tone", "logically adheres to the 16 color base palette of a terminal", "designed to be easy on the eyes, yet contrast well with the background"

https://srcery.sh/

We might become friends.

foxy, 5 months ago (edited 5 months ago) to unixporn

@unixporn #unixporn #code

https://codeberg.org/foxy/.dotfiles

• distro: @alpinelinux
• shell: #fishShell
• display server: #wayland
• font: #Iosevka Fixed Nerd Font Mono
• window manager: #sway
• terminal emulator: @wez's #WezTerm
• status bar: #waybar
• launcher: #wofi
• fetch: #neofetch
• process viewer: #htop
• editor: @neovim
• browser: @qutebrowser
• PDF reader: #zathura
• email client: @drewdevault's #aerc
• chat (Matrix) client: @ulyssa's #iamb
• social media (Mastodon) client: @tut
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profoundlynerdy, 7 months ago to Fonts

Are there any good fixed width #fonts that are especially good for representing math? Example: the over scores in 0.3̅3̅ can be functionally impossible to spot with Fira Code.

Trying to write math-y things in #vim on #Linux should not be hard.

mike, 9 months ago to vscode

I'm testing out a font in #VSCode that's less wide. #Iosevka

https://github.com/be5invis/Iosevka

piturnah, 10 months ago to random

Anyone use #NerdFonts with #Iosevka? By default for me the spacing looks quite off :/