A humanistic slab-serif mono-space programming font family
Description
Go Mono has slab-shaped serifs, giving it a sturdy appearance.
The underlying letter shapes of Go Mono are, like the Go font family, derived
from humanist handwriting, but the mono-spacing and slab serifs tend to obscure
the historical and stylistic connections.
Go Mono has the same x-height as Go, 53% of the body size. Go Mono looks almost
18% bigger than Courier, which has an x-height 45% of body size. Yet Go Mono
has the same width as Courier, so the bigger look is gained with no loss
of economy in characters per line.
Go source code looks particularly good when displayed in Go Mono, with
punctuation characters easily distinguishable and operators lined up and placed
consistently.
