Input Mono has a similar feel to Pragmata Pro, but is available for free in many widths and thicknesses.Iosevka is an agreeable Pragmata Pro replacement for antialiased rendering.GNU Unifont supports east asian characters, unlike PragmataPro.I like the feel, but surprisingly I like the feel of GNU Unicode better. Personally, I prefer GNU Unifont most of the time. By the slight stretching, PragmataPro feels more refined/'designed'.Luculent also has the large i-dot, is also pixel sharp between 7 and 14px and includes zodiac signs and sparklines.smaller line spacing and it seems stretched by one pixel compared with GNU Unifont. Liberation Mono by RedHat is a little broader, but has a similar feel to GNU Unifont.GNU Unifont's only size fits right into PragmataPro's larger than usual size step between 10 and 11 pixels.this would be a real GPL issue anyway, especially as it is one of the most expensive fonts available.Īnd the author even tried to raise money to 'make it public domain.'.Personally I have a strong feeling that GNU Unifont closely 'inspired' commercial font PragmataPro, although I haven't seen it acknowledged.this is why it has to be selected as a variable pitch font in some terminals, see below for howto.Probably to extreme range of characters, conversion to 'real monospace' with python fonttools ttx has failed so far.

On the original page, Unix Bitmap formats are also available.

GNU Unifont is a bitmap font with wide Unicode coverage, only good at (nominally) 12px.

corrected 'corrupt'underscore in Verily Serif Mono.

added missing monospace flag to fs-regulate,.

set missing monospace flag for Skyhook Mono.

added dotted zero and missing monospace flag to Lekton.

added some CE characters to Envy Code B 10pt TTF.

added euro signs and some CE characters to some classic DOS / BIOS fonts.

Some modified monospace fonts for my personal use summary of modifications

Akkurat mono ttf