I have fixed 6x13 font, default in x11, the best programming font. All the people who are worried about (Consolas, Inaconolata, Pragi, Monaco) are not compact (sacrificing unreliability). Or maybe I like it for the purposes of this question, let's say that we do not want anything less than the X11 Fixed 6x13 experience. In Terminal.App you can choose that font size 13 and line spacing 0.8 and it matches the standard X11 font (use a xterms, for example, by default) Completely .
My problem is the line difference of 0.8. For example, Eclipse does not support changing line spacing. (Does your favorite editor support this lesson? TextMat? AquaMax?)
So I hope someone has made a 6x13 version with less white space so that the row difference has to be changed. Are you? Maybe it's easy to do and I'm trying to do that if necessary. If the 500 points reward you inspire to do so, then say the word and you are on!
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adjusted the height of the line in the textmat with a terminal move
The default com.macromates.textmate writes oaklineHyditLeta -Intageor where the height of the negative integer line will be fixed default = 0. You probably want something in the range from -1 to -3.
I personally like the very dynamic font "M + 1M" which comes with a new code text editor, which definitely requires adjusting the line height. Hopefully this does not blind me.
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