What’s yours? I like Lucida Console
DejaVu Sans Mono: 12pt
It’s a bit more playful than Lucida or Courier and nice to look at, but still clear and easy to read.
Lucida Console,
but yours are waaay too big,
maximum 9pt, rather 8pt :twisted:
greets siggi
definitly Inconsolata
an improved version of Microsofts Consolas, a developer specific font. The screenshot shows Actionscript 3.0 in Flashdevelop by the way…
That was a random screenshot I found. 
I typically use 11 pt because the I have a CRT monitor with messed up DPI.
Love the black backgrounds. Several of my co-workers have complained when they’ve used my IDE because I use the same sort of color scheme.
I know what you mean. I’m partial to the oblivion theme from monodevelop http://studiostyles.info/schemes/oblivion, the green and purple fit very nicely into the background shade of gray.
DroidSansMono 11 pt.
Does anyone know how to create a syntax highlighting theme for MonoDevelop? I miss my TextMate theme since I moved to MonoDevelop (as seen on the image below).
~ce
ahaha just kidding lol.
I use Visual c#, Notepad++ and Eclipse for programming
Sigh of relief.
I figured out how to create a syntax colouring theme for MonoDevelop and I put it out here in the hope that it will be useful to others. Save the code below as an xml file and import it from Preferences->Text Editor->Syntax Highlighting->Add.
I will miss TextMate.
~ce
<EditorStyle name="SixthSensor" _description="Dark color scheme.">
<Color name="night" value="#0a041d"/>
<Color name="nightactive" value="#372e52"/>
<Color name="sky" value="#7f89e3"/>
<Color name="undefined" value="#333333"/>
<Color name="white" value="#e4e4e4"/>
<Color name="forest" value="#3f7247"/>
<Color name="darkforest" value="#2e5634"/>
<Color name="citrus" value="#bda90e"/>
<Color name="grey" value="#8d898b"/>
<Color name="red" value="#9c0000"/>
<Color name="purplepink" value="#fb00ef"/>
<Style name="text" color="white" bgColor="night"/>
<Style name="text.selection" color="white" bgColor="nightactive"/>
<Style name="text.background.searchresult" color="white"/>
<Style name="text.link" color="white"/>
<Style name="linenumber" color="undefined" bgColor="night"/>
<Style name="linenumber.highlight" color="grey"/>
<Style name="marker.bracket" color="nightactive" bgColor="nightactive"/>
<Style name="comment" color="forest"/>
<Style name="comment.keyword.todo" color="forest" bgColor="night" weight="bold" />
<Style name="comment.keyword" color="forest" />
<Style name="comment.tag" color="forest"/>
<Style name="constant" color="grey"/>
<Style name="constant.digit" color="grey"/>
<Style name="constant.language" color="grey"/>
<Style name="constant.language.void" color="sky"/>
<Style name="string" color="grey" weight="italic"/>
<Style name="string.single" color="grey" weight="italic"/>
<Style name="string.double" color="grey" weight="italic"/>
<Style name="string.other" color="grey" weight="italic"/>
<Style name="keyword.access" color="sky" />
<Style name="keyword.operator" color="grey" />
<Style name="keyword.selection" color="citrus" />
<Style name="keyword.iteration" color="citrus" />
<Style name="keyword.jump" color="citrus" />
<Style name="keyword.context" color="undefined" />
<Style name="keyword.exceptions" color="undefined" />
<Style name="keyword.modifier" color="sky" />
<Style name="keyword.type" color="sky" />
<Style name="keyword.namespace" color="citrus" />
<Style name="keyword.property" color="grey" />
<Style name="keyword.declaration" color="purplepink" />
<Style name="keyword.parameter" color="grey" />
<Style name="keyword.operator.declaration" color="undefined" />
<Style name="keyword.misc" color="undefined" />
</EditorStyle>
Seconded. I brought my Visual Studio colour scheme from home to work, but I just realised that I didn’t bring Inconsolata. Consolas has been good enough for me not to think about it until just now though.
ProFont is the one!
The ultimate programming font apparently I love it.
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