nerd-fonts/patched-fonts/DaddyTimeMono/font-info.md

DaddyTimeMono

A monospaced font for programmers and other terminal groupies.

TTF file is in ./build directory.

Currently Featured

• Unaccented Alphabet
• Numerals
• Punctuation
• Box-Drawing Characters
• CJK Fullwidth Unaccented Alphabet
• CJK Fullwidth Numerals
• CJK Fullwidth Punctuation
• CP437/ANSI Line Drawing & Box-Fill Characters

TODO Features

• CP437/ANSI Box-Fill Character Width
• Accented Latin Characters
• Powerline Symbols
• Possibly Cyrillic

Credits

Digits inspired by the Corona PPC-400 BIOS font.

All other characters by Jason Stewart.

Special thanks to:

• George Williams and the entire FontForge team for making a useful creative tool freely available.
• The ttfautohint team and their fantastic tool for making this font usable at lower resolutions.
• Ricardo Bánffy of 3270 font fame for sharing an image of the Cordata PPC-400 BIOS font.
• Whoever designed the PPC-400 font back in the day that has provided such sweet, sweet inspiration.

Notes

• If you're using PuTTY, you will need to check "allow selection of variable-pitch fonts" for DaddyTimeMono to appear in the fonts dialog. The CJK fullwidth characters are twice the width of all other characters, and prevent PuTTY from recognizing it as a monospaced font.

Which font?

TL;DR

• Pick your font family and then select from the 'complete' directory.
  • If you are on Windows pick a font with the 'Windows Compatible' suffix.
    • This includes specific tweaks to ensure the font works on Windows, in particular monospace identification and font name length limitations
  • If you are limited to monospaced fonts (because of your terminal, etc) then pick a font with the 'Mono' suffix.
    • This denotes that the Nerd Font glyphs will be monospaced not necessarily that the entire font will be monospaced

Ligatures

By the Nerd Font policy, the variant with the 'Mono' suffix is not supposed to have any ligatures. Use the non-Mono variants to have ligatures.

Explanation

Once you narrow down your font choice of family (Droid Sans, Inconsolata, etc) and style (bold, italic, etc) you have 2 main choices:

Option 1: Download already patched font

• download an already patched font from the complete folder
  • This is most likely the one you want. It includes all of the glyphs from all of the glyph sets. Only caution here is that some fonts have glyphs in the same code point so to include everything some had to be moved to alternate code points.

Option 2: Patch your own font

• patch your own variations with the various options provided by the font patcher (see each font's readme for full list of combinations available)
  • This is the option you want if the font you use is not already included or you want maximum control of what's included
  • This contains a list of all permutations of the various glyphs. E.g. You want the font with only Octicons or you want the font with just Font Awesome and Devicons. The goal is to provide every combination possible in this folder.

For more information see: The FAQ