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With the prevalence of Unicode, many systems render APL legibly out-of-the-box. This article lists some fonts that are especially well-suited for rendering APL characters.
Name (website) |
Source (download) |
Description | Sample |
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APL2 Unicode | IBM | Straight from IBM typewriter terminals with oblique letters. | |
APL333 | GitHub | Proportionally spaced version of APL385 Unicode | |
APL385 Unicode | Dyalog | A fun, whimsical look, inspired by Comic Sans Serif. | |
APL386 Unicode | GitHub | APL385 Unicode with less issues and more accented characters. | |
APLX Upright | Dyalog | A monospaced grotesque font, reminiscent of Akzidenz-Grotesk. | |
Courier APL2 Unicode | IBM | The classic Courier typewriter font, extended with APL symbols. | |
DejaVu Sans Mono | GitHub | Wide range of characters with original look and feel of Vera. | |
DejaVu Sans Mono Bront | GitHub | DejaVu Sans Mono tweaked to be better geared for programming. | |
DejaVu Sans Mono Nerd | AUR | DejaVu Sans Mono patched with a high number of extra glyphs. | |
Iosevka Envy Code R | GitHub | A slender monospace sans-serif and slab-serif typeface inspired by Pragmata Pro, M+ and PF DIN Mono. | |
Iosevka Pragmata Pro | GitHub | ||
Iosevka Source Code Pro | GitHub | ||
PragmataPro | (commercial) | A condensed font optimized for coding, math and engineering. | |
SAX2 | GitHub | Curly font with italic letters, based on Sharp APL for Unix. | |
SImPL | Vector | Courier-based, but thicker. |
External links
- Phil Chastney: APL fonts are different
APL development [edit] | |
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