Programming fonts

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Programming fonts Some of the main programming fonts as of 2014: Input (2014, Font Bureau). Andale Mono (Steve Matteson, the Monotype cartel). Consolas (Lucas De Groot, Microsoft). Deja Vu and Menlo (Apple), both based on Bitstream's Vera Sans Mono. Envy Code R (Damien Guard). Liberation Mono (Steve Matteson, Red Hat Inc). Monaco (Susan Kare, Apple), the grandmother of programming fonts. Pragmata Pro (Fabrizio Schiavi). Source Code Pro (Paul Hunt and Teo Tuominen, Adobe).	EXTERNAL LINKS MyFonts search Monotype search Fontspring search Google search INTERNAL LINKS Fonts for programming ⦿

file name: David Jonathan Ross Input 2014

file name: David Jonathan Ross Input 2014b

file name: David Jonathan Ross Input 2014c

file name: David Jonathan Ross Input Mono Thin 2014

file name: Font Bureau Input 2014

file name: Paul D Hunt Source Code Pro 2012

file name: Paul D Hunt Source Code Pro 2012b

file name: Fabrizio Schiavi Essential Pragmata Pro Bold 2011

file name: Fabrizio Schiavi Pragmata Mono Pro 2011

file name: Susan Kare Apple Monaco 2011

file name: Steve Matteson Liberation Mono 2007

file name: Steve Matteson Liberation Mono 2007b

file name: Steve Matteson Liberation Sans 2007

file name: Steve Matteson Liberation Serif 2009

file name: Steve Matteson Liberation Serif 2009b Poster by So What

file name: Deja Vu Sans Mono vs Apple Menlo Sans Mono both based on Bitstream Vera Sans Mono 2011

file name: Consolas Sample

file name: Lucas De Groot Consolas

file name: Steve Matteson Andale Mono

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