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Eric Willis

Hack - A typeface designed for source code

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Hack is a typeface that is designed for souce code text. It is a derivative of the Bitstream Vera Sans Mono and DejaVu Sans Mono lineage. Free, open source. MIT license. Open to contributions from anyone. Drop by our Github repository and weigh in.

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Eric Willis
Hunter
Hack includes monospaced regular, bold, oblique, and bold oblique sets to cover all of your syntax highlighting needs.
@mager
Just installed it. I like how it looks so far.
Douglas Finley
Free and open source
Trantor Liu
Tried it on my sublime. This is beautiful!
Peter Thomson
I also find it good for copywriting (not just coding) because it's a bit softer than normal "coding" fonts.
Sebastian Dobrincu
Just installed it to Xcode. Looks beautiful!
Jonathan Zhan
Having a little trouble getting on board with the zero. Interestingly generous line-spacing, compared to other fonts in its family!
Jannis
Does it have powerline support?
Jacob Gorban
To me it looks almost identical to Menlo, except the letter "i" and the "0" being different, and larger line spacing.
Spencer Schoeben
How does this compare to Input? http://www.producthunt.com/tech/...