iosevka

Nothing comes close to Iosevka for me, after using it for a while it's hard to find the same mix of narrow+readable.

I go for the Iosevka Nerd Font Mono these days to get the nice icons everywhere.

With an occasional sprinkling of either Iosevka Fixed or PragmataPro Mono.

Though there are many different versions of Iosevka now.

I have Iosevka for everything I can set a custom font to.

I'm good with my Iosevka ExtraLight with iTerm2's thin strokes enabled.

I've been jumping between Maple Mono and a custom Iosevka build that I've been tweaking here and there for the better part of 3 years.

I use PragmataPro (which Iosevka is extremely similar to) and I hate JetBrains Mono for feeling so large compared to the compact characters I'm used to.

[1] This lets me build a version of Iosevka where `~=` and `!=` both become ligaturized but in different major modes, avoiding any confusion.

One of my favorites has got to be Liberation Mono though - the most readable font I’ve ever found, even if Iosevka lets me put more stuff on screen horizontally.

What I love most about Iosevka — and there are surely many things more than just one thing to love — is that it is not merely defined as a typeface using a fount encoding, but it is defined in a programming language.

With Iosevka's semi-width glyphs you can just fit a lot more in the same space.

Can confirm that Terminus is pretty nice, used it as my main programming font for a little bit, before moving over to Iosevka!

Ended up with Victor Mono and indeed, I used that font for years before switching to Iosevka.