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"ligatures" : false,
"style" : "serif",
"rendering" : "vector",
"variants" : ["regular", "italic", "bold", "bold-italic"]
"variants" : ["regular", "italic", "bold", "bold-italic"],
"license" : "SIL OFL",
"description" : "Anonymous Pro is an evolution of the original Anonymous, adding lots of character sets and styles. It covers all the characters (624 glyphs), styles and weights anyone will ever need, and with all characters easily distinguishable. For fans of having lots of code on screen, it even features bitmap versions for really tiny characters (without anti-aliasing). It’s a truly professional option with a splash of character."
},{
"alias" : "apl2741",
"name" : "APL2741",
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"website" : "http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/cousine",
"ligatures" : false,
"style" : "sans",
"rendering" : "vector"
"rendering" : "vector",
"variants" : ["regular", "italic", "bold", "bold-italic"],
"license" : "Apache",
"description" : "This font was designed by Steve Matteson, more widely known for his work on the Droid fontfaces you’ll find on any Android device. It was created especially for on-screen use, and covers regular, bold and italic in an amazing 2391 Glyphs. Compatibility might be its strongest feat, but it’s a serious font for every day use."
},{
"alias" : "courier-prime",
"name" : "Courier Prime",
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"website" : "https://www.gnu.org/software/freefont/",
"ligatures" : false,
"style" : "serif",
"rendering" : "vector"
"rendering" : "vector",
"variants" : ["regular", "italic", "bold", "bold-italic"],
"license" : "GNU GPL",
"description" : "This isn’t a designer’s font, but an open source community effort to create a single font that has it all. It comes in bold and italic and has the most complete coverage of any font featured on this blog. While an OS will mix and match fonts for missing glyphs FreeFont looks to be a consistent source for anything mankind has ever put into writing. Still, every now and then new releases improve the offering. If you need specific scripts or write a lot of math in LateX, this font will not let you down. It would have been better with a more distinct zero though, it lacks a slash or dot to set it apart from the capital o."
},{
"alias" : "go-mono",
"name" : "Go Mono",
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"website" : "http://www.google.com/fonts/specimen/Oxygen+Mono",
"ligatures" : false,
"style" : "sans",
"rendering" : "vector"
"rendering" : "vector",
"variants" : ["regular"],
"license" : "SIL OFL",
"description" : "Most fonts work fine on a Mac, the best ones add hinting for The Windows ClearType system, but a scarce few pay special attention to the FreeType rendering used in Linux. Oxygen was created to work well in KDE, and this mono variation is a great choice for programmers on Linux. It features a slashed zero and 397 glyphs are enough for pretty much anyone, although purists would prefer true bold and italic."
},{
"alias" : "plex-mono",
"name" : "Plex Mono",
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"website" : "http://openfontlibrary.org/en/font/fifteen",
"ligatures" : false,
"style" : "sans",
"rendering" : "vector"
"rendering" : "vector",
"variants" : ["regular"],
"license" : "SIL OFL",
"description" : "It’s designed like a bitmap font, but built as an outline font for maximum compatibility. That does however mean it only looks good at 15 pixels and doesn’t have any true bold or italic styles. Indeed, it seems it could not have been made any more narrow: it is supremely efficient at getting lots of code on the screen without sacrificing readability. Fifteen is nearly halve the width of Cousine or Droid Sans, ideal for digging though log files."
},{
"alias" : "roboto",
"name" : "Roboto Mono",
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"website" : "https://github.com/adobe-fonts/source-code-pro",
"ligatures" : false,
"style" : "sans",
"rendering" : "vector"
"rendering" : "vector",
"variants" : ["black", "black-italic", "bold", "bold-italic", "extralight", "extralight-italic", "regular", "italic", "light", "light-italic", "medium", "medium-italic", "semibold", "semibold-italic"],
"license" : "SIL OFL",
"description" : "Source Sans Pro has been one of the most succesful new, free and designed-for-screen fonts to surface the past few years. Developing an additional monospaced font for code only makes sense. It’s modern but still with a notion of playfulness, and special attention has been paid to make every character easily distinguishable. It features an impressive 963 glyphs in seven (yes, 7) weights ranging from ExtraLight to Black. And if all of that is not amazing enough, it has been open sourced on Github and has seen regular updates. An italic version is currently in beta. It’s great to see Adobe open sourcing this truly wonderful font."
},{
"alias" : "space",
"name" : "Space Mono",