:9front:front ships with /lib/font/bit/vga/unicode.font, but not with the old-timey MacOS font, "Chicago". So I found a TTF, used ttffs in Inferno to convert it to the Plan 9 bitmap format, and then made a tarball. Here's the tarball. You can install it by un-tarring it in /fonts (Inferno) or /lib/font/bit (Plan 9).
I couldn't find a monospace version; I don't know if one was produced. Code is more readable than expected, but Pike be damned, variable-width fonts are terrible.
chicago.png
chicago.tgz
I couldn't find a monospace version; I don't know if one was produced. Code is more readable than expected, but Pike be damned, variable-width fonts are terrible.
chicago.png
chicago.tgz
@p You might like the Go fonts, which are pretty much just vectorised variants of the Plan 9 font.
https://go.dev/blog/go-fonts
https://go.dev/blog/go-fonts
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I love good serif monospace fonts. A favourite of mine is Triplicate.
https://mbtype.com/fonts/triplicate/
You can see it being used throughout this site:
https://beautifulracket.com/explainer/contracts.html#a_fzPMp
