MonoLisa is a typeface designed for developers. It is a notch wider than most to allow better designs for characters such as "m" and it was optimized with readability in mind. The typeface can be customized to work in all environments.
The latest version, 2.0, comes with a couple of important changes I've outlined below:
* Font weight is now variable (only in the complete plan)
* Customization tool has been revamped (plus or above), in other words you can make the advanced font features work even if your editor/terminal does not support them
* Licensing has been simplified (new naming, separation of commercial use)
* The website received a major revamp (better specimen page etc.)
See the release notes (https://www.monolisa.dev/releases) and the FAQ (https://www.monolisa.dev/faq) for more detailed information.
I switched to MonoLisa after trying out several different fonts in my terminal and in my IDE, and now I use it for everything. It's perfect for teaching, live-streaming, and overall readability.
I love MonoLisa, it is my favorite font by far. I like to teach and do livestreams, and there's no competing with the legibility and all of the different ligatures and options that come with it.
