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An innovative superfamily of fonts for code
 In order: - `U+0049` «I» LATIN CAPITAL LETTER I - `U+0130` «İ» LATIN CAPITAL LETTER I WITH DOT ABOVE - `U+0069` «i» LATIN SMALL LETTER I - `U+0131` «ı»...
In VSCode 1.84.2 with these settings ```jsonc "editor.fontFamily": "'Monaspace Neon', monospace", "editor.fontSize": 12, "editor.fontWeight": "450", "editor.fontLigatures": true, ``` The texture healing produces a wider-than-necessary "0" when typing ".0.0" 
I know a lot of people really like `≠` as a replacement for `!=`, but I'm not among them. I was excited by the promise of turning off the `ss01`...
I really like the “texture healing” feature. I don't know if contextual alternates allow us to alter the glyphs based on the _whitespace_ symbols nearby, but if it is possible,...
Some words that contain double letters look odd due to the texture healing. One example is the word "Humming". The two letters 'm' have a different width and one of...
I want to see how it looks with Ruby source code.  Feel free to use this snippet: ```rb class Person attr_accessor :name, :age def initialize(name, age) @name = name...
Hello! This is somehow related to #6 but I would like to ask for a more generic one, I know some monospaced fonts are capable of mixing standard monospaced and...
When using monospace xenon on my main monitor in vscode (21:9, 1440p, 1,25 scaling in windows settings), some characters like the 'n' look weird and the text itself looks very...
Basically the title, I know this is probably more of a Visual Studio question but since it pertains specifically to this project, especially texture healing I thought it would be...
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An innovative superfamily of fonts for code