[skyhawk133]

Moved to Corner Cubicle and Featured.

[jtenos]

Consolas - White (and other light colors for keywords, strings, etc.) on black background.

[WolfCoder]

What's consolas?

[Christopher Elison]

I use Notepad++ a lot, so use the default Courier font, which works fine for me.

[abgorn]

I use Courier New.

[Tom9729]

FreeSans

[MorphiusFaydal]

10 pt Monaco in a terminal on my Mac. Defaults whenever I use Code::Blocks, Xcode, or Visual Studio.

And some soft looking 12pt font on my Linux box in a terminal.

AND! My terminals are *always* black with white text. Except in Vim, where I have syntax highlighting turned on.

[Rowno]

I use Courier New and syntax highlighting with whatever colors that are the editor's defaults.

[kamisamanou]

Gentium at 12pt
Syntax highlighting that comes with SciTE

[hochspeyer]

Tahoma 10pt is my preference. Otherwise, whatever the default is.[font=Tahoma][size=7]

This post has been edited by hochspeyer: 30 December 2008 - 01:22 AM

[Xerelin]

papyrus 8pt w/ default colors all the way. Not too brick-like so it's easier on the eyes for long haul sessions.

[PsychoCoder]

I use Consolas myself, I find it easier to read for some odd reason

[Nykc]

Hmm good topic - never really thought about it, I always used the default font that came with my IDE/Editors. On windows I almost use notepad exclusively which is Courier New - but as for when I work in Linux it is there defaults whatever they might be. I will have to look now.

[SwiftStriker00]

A while back I programmed with Comic Sans MS, now i usually use Arial. Also I normally use inverted colors, staring at a white screen hurts my eyes so i normally either go (a very) light grey or white text on black, or go matrix style

This post has been edited by SwiftStriker00: 30 December 2008 - 12:56 PM

[UltraFlynn]

I've been using Proggy Tiny for many years now, both in Eclipse and Vim.

Proggy Fonts