- Berkeley Mono (I also love the designer’s website)
- Martian Mono (I like this line buried in an image on the repo: “The typeface features a tall x-height, and it has vertical metrics which guarantee equal space is present above the cap height and under the baseline. The latter makes this typeface an on-screen workhorse: it is evenly placed on buttons, inputs, lists, and forms. When coupled together, all the above features make Martian Mono a reasonable choice for any user interface design.”)
- Monocraft (pixel font)
- iA Writer Mono (there is also a “duospace” version which is interesting)
- Vulf Mono (for a band!)
- Go (a typeface just for a programming language? weird!)
I guess that’s what happens when you blog about something. After you hit publish you see and learn a bunch more about that thing that you wish you know before you hit publish.
I wrote about those iA Writer fonts recently. I call ones like Duo and Quattro, “almost monospaced.”
https://blakewatson.com/journal/almost-monospaced-the-perfect-fonts-for-writing/
Love the zero with the negative space slash through in the Berkeley one. Will have to try it just to see that!