Triskweline

A new fixed-width font for programmers

Triskweline is a fixed-width font especially suited for text editors and programming environments. It was designed for maximum legibility and tidiness and supports all important symbols and Latin-1 characters.

If you're like me and sick of staring at Courier all day long you will love Triskweline.

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Downloads

• Triskweline 1.2 as .FON raster font (Windows)
• Triskweline 1.2 as .PCF raster font (Linux, BSD, etc.)
• Triskweline 1.2 as .TTF vector font (Windows) *
• Triskweline 1.2 as .TTF vector font (MacOS) *

* The TrueType TTF version of Triskweline works only at size 10 pt, which should do for your programming editor of choice. However, printing will look funny, as will using the font in word processors like Word or drawing tools like Corel Draw. If your editor supports it, prefer the pixel-font versions of Triskweline (.FON or .PCF).

Credits

Triskweline was made in 2003 by Henning Koch.
PCF-conversion courtesy of Hunter Morris.
TTF-conversion courtesy of Vicki Brown.

Revisions

2004-09-14

Published a Macintosh TTF version of Triskweline.

2004-09-13

Published a Windows TTF version of Triskweline.

2003-11-20

Triskweline 1.2 released: Added the Euro-Symbol

2003-08-09

Triskweline 1.1 released: Fixed the ampersand / New capital A, acute A, circumflex A, etc. / Serifs for capital I / Wider capital J / New 4 / Fixed spacing issue with lowercase f / Made upper Latin-1 characters match their lower code cousins in width

2003-08-03

Triskweline 1.0 released

2003 by Henning Koch | Software will save us