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vmachiel

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Feb 15, 2011
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Hi,

I just updated to Sierra, I noticed the terminal font is kinda different. Anyone else noticed that?

I can't find the original font that was there before, does anyone know what it is?

Thanks!
 

KALLT

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Sep 23, 2008
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Is it SF Mono by any chance? :)

The original font is Menlo Regular, 11 pt. At least for the ‘Basic’ theme.
 

KALLT

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The ‘Homebrew’ theme uses Menlo at 12 pt.

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From which system have you updated?
 

KALLT

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I’ve attached mine, from El Capitan.

I am not sure where the designs are located. I could not find them in the application bundle, so I am guessing it is hard-coded somewhere.
 

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tomvos

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In the Nexus.
The font rendering changed definitely. I use PragmataPro as my favorite Terminal font. With Mac OS X 10.11 the font rendering change to a slightly thinner rendering. With macOS 10.12 the rendering seems to have changed back to the way it used to be before - which I actually prefer.

Besides this, the font rendering in Preview.app did improve, too. At least on a non retina display.
 

KALLT

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The font rendering changed definitely. I use PragmataPro as my favorite Terminal font. With Mac OS X 10.11 the font rendering change to a slightly thinner rendering. With macOS 10.12 the rendering seems to have changed back to the way it used to be before - which I actually prefer.

Besides this, the font rendering in Preview.app did improve, too. At least on a non retina display.

That actually sounds great. The font rendering has definitely worsened since Mavericks. I might actually consider upgrading to Sierra prematurely because of this.
 
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