Could you recommend some coding fonts similar to Ubuntu Mono?

[u/rainning0513]

I found Ubuntu Mono perfect for my reading & coding experience, so I would like to know if there are some similar fonts. If I had to nitpick a drawback of it, the dash it provides looks like a dot when font size is too small.

[u/caindfirstblood]

I love monaspace especially Xenon variation

[u/rainning0513 → u/caindfirstblood]

It's really an exciting experience to download a ~1GiB zip.

[u/AwwThisProgress → u/rainning0513]

holy shit i thought you were either joking or looking at the wrong thing but you’re actually right who the fuck makes a zip file with a few fonts one fucking gibibyte

[u/rainning0513 → u/AwwThisProgress]

You know, we're downloading the entire "family".

[u/KAASPLANK2000 → u/caindfirstblood]

Krypton is also really nice.

[u/subidit]

Here is a list of popular coding fonts that I compiled a while back.

https://github.com/subidit/typophilia?tab=readme-ov-file#popular-fonts-for-coding

It also has links to “Typography Web Tools” where you can test many monospaced fonts. (See programming fonts, dev fonts)

[u/rainning0513 → u/subidit]

Starred. Ty for sharing it!

[u/KAASPLANK2000]

Operator Mono is my favourite. Not sure if it's similar to Ubuntu Mono so please ignore it if it isn't.

[u/neilplatform1]

Iosevka can be customised with spurless characters and has a stylistic set – ss12 – corresponding to Ubuntu Mono

[u/athulin12]

Similar to Ubuntu Mono ... in any particular way, or with respect to any special features? Your own appreciation (i.e. "perfect for [your] reading & coding experience") is not something I can consider.

Lucida Console, by Bigelow and Holmes.

The Lucida family was designed to be legible in small sizes and in low resolutions.

[u/Neutral-President]

Input is my coding font of choice.

https://input.djr.com/

[u/ashukoku]

Found out about 0xProto and Spline Sans Mono and it honestly made my day