- Serif: Palatino Linotype, Garamond, Liberation Serif
- Sans serif: Noto Sans Display
- Monospace: Liberation Mono
The sans serif and mono fonts are what I have my computer set to; they’re very pleasant to the eye. For writing, I prefer serif fonts because of the improved readability with large portions of text, especially on paper.
✨ Papyrus and Comic Sans ✨
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You an undertale fan or somethin-
Fundamental Brigade, a sans-serif that was developed and excessively used in the GDR
Ooo I like this a lot
Liberation Sans and Liberation Serif are broadly my faves for reading. I enforce these across the system and the browser. Although I have a nostalgic soft spot for Computer Modern from writing LaTeX documents all throughout University.
These days I live in my terminal and I really rate DeJaVu Sans Mono. It’s just gorgeous and has a lot of Unicode coverage which I value because I need to use non-English characters a fair amount.
Fira Code is good
I like Inter quite a lot.
Comic Sans MS FTW
Windings
Jokerman 😎 or maybe Wingdings 😎😎😎 but seriously probably Blackadder, I’d copy that when I homemade D&D maps, it feels organic but elegant.
Honorable mentions: Verdana, Times New Roman, (they’re just classics to me idk), Agency, Algerian, have some downloaded fonts that I love like Happy Days (sloppy typewriter font), Germanika (medieval book font), Headliner No. 45 (chipped paint government announcement poster type font), a couple others I can’t remember by name like an art deco font, a scifi font, a Dwarven font, etc. I love all the big name recognizable meme fonts from the 00s, a la Papyrus, Poor Richard, Eskargot, that one cowboy one lol, I love seeing them IRL like on logos and the like.
For some reason TNR is one of those fonts that I don’t hate, it just feels like such a “default” font (which it is for many, many people). Seeing it just makes me wish people would branch out a bit.
It definitely is, for me I just like it so much because it’s a comfort because I spent so much of my childhood and adolescence on Microsoft Word 2007.
Ubuntu Mono
I like Roboto personally
American typewriter, hands down.
Verdana, Helvetica, and Courier New-- I’m kind of basic overall.
Arial
Atkinson Hyperlegible, perhaps the most accessible font there is.
I was never much of a font aficionado, but I like consolas as a good monospace font.
I like Williams Caslon Text on my e reader.
