DevotionGeo
What is your favorite monospace font today?
Mine is JetBrains Mono with "editor.fontSize" set to 14, or 13.
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PaulMartin
Jetbrains Monospace! Been loving it since day 1, I even use it on my google spreadsheets lol 
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I rarely use monospaced fonts. I have enough standard fonts. (e.g. monospace roboto)
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AstonJ
I really like the default font in textmate 2 - Menlo 12pt
TM2 is still the best looking editor out there imo.
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