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Nerd Fonts version of Monoid, a programming font.
Contains ligatures.
Nerd Fonts version of Ubuntu, a font designed by Canonical for sans-serif use in the Ubuntu GNU/Linux distribution.
Nerd Fonts version of M+, a programming font featuring japaneses glyphs.
Nerd Fonts version of Go Mono, a font designed for the Go programming language.
Nerd Fonts version of Liberation Mono, a member of the Liberation font family, designed for compatibility with the most popular Microsoft Windows fonts.
The package is named literation-mono because Liberation Mono is a reserved name.
Nerd Fonts version of Mononoki, a programming font.
Despite having a reserved name, the Nerd Fonts version uses the same name.
Nerd Fonts version of Zed Mono, a Iosevka variant built by the team behind the Zed editor. It's rounder than regular Iosveka.
Contains ligatures.
Nerd Fonts version of Bitstream Vera Sans Mono, a font originally designed by the (since 2012) defunct Bitstream Inc. It features clearly distinguished characters, such as a dotted zero.
The package is named bitstromwera because Bitstream Vera Sans Mono is a reserved name.
Nerd Fonts version of Intel One Mono, a programming font designed by Intel with low-vision and legally blind developers in mind. The highlight is definitely the design of the curly brackets, which are really exaggerated.
Nerd Fonts version of Gohu, a monospaced, bitmap font.
Nerd Fonts version of Dejavu Sans Mono, a font inspided by the Bitstream Vera family, but with the goal of providing a wider range of characters.
Nerd Fonts version of Iosevka, a programming font.
Contains ligatures.
Nerd Fonts version of InconsolataGo, an alternative version of Inconsolata which features stratight quotes.
Nerd Fonts version of Share Tech Mono, a font featuring distinct characters.
The package is named shure-tech-mono because Share Tech Mono is a reserved name.
Nerd Fonts version of Lekton, a font designed inj Italy, inspired bu the typefaces used on the Olivetti typewritters.
Nerd Fonts version of Ubuntu Sans, a font designed by Canonical for sans use in the Ubuntu GNU/Linux distribution.
Nerd Fonts version of D2 Coding Ligature, a ligaturized version of the D2 Coding font, designed for koreans working with code.
Contains ligatures.
Nerd Fonts version of Monofur, a font with compact characters.
Nerd Fonts version of Inconsolata, a programming font inspired by the proprietary font Consolas.
Nerd Fonts version of ProFont, a programming font. Looks best with anti-aliasing turned off, as it features some sharp characters.
Nerd Fonts version of OpenDyslexic, a font designed for those with Dyslexia.
Nerd Fonts version of Tinos, a font similar to Times New Roman, designed by Steve Matteson.
Nerd Fonts version of the monospaced version of font-microsoft-cascadia, a Microsoft font that first starred in the Windows Terminal program. Nowadays, and included in the version packaged with Guix, font-microsoft-cascadia is already patched with Nerd Fonts, though the icons can look small because of the monospacing. Consider this font only after seeing the look of the icons in font-microsoft-cascadia, as it seems that this font won't get that much maintainence anymore.
Nerd Fonts version of Victor Mono, a programming font with cursive italics, distinct glyphs and pretty defined heights.
Contains ligatures.