The second milestone release of Oxygen Regular, Bold, and Monospace is available from here. Italics and more weights due for upcoming 0.3 release.





 

5 Responses to Oxygen Font 0.2 now available

  1. afiestas says:

    Recently switched from Ubuntu’s font to Oxygen (like 4 or 5 days ago), though it is really different I found it as usable as Ubuntu but more pleasant to use, don’t really know why since I don’t know too much about fonts but it seems to me like an awesome work :33

    The mono version is still less polished I think, it is not as pleasant to use as the regular and it doesn’t have bold (needed for writting code :p) but hey! this is only 0.2.

    As for a good mono font, you can take a look at Monaco, a lot of people consider it the best.

  2. Gunslayer says:

    Your font is very good, thank you!

    You asked feedback on Cyrillic – here it is: please make a correct lowercase ?. For example, look at this:

    On the left you can see capital, on the right – lowercase. In Oxygen lowercase looks like small caps. Thank you.

  3. Nikolaus Waxweiler says:

    The font is coming along nicely! I really like the new version. Much more readable than I remember.

  4. Ernesto Manríquez says:

    Immediately after 0.2, you began to work with some characters that are vital for us, Spanish-speaking people. Some suggestions.

    1. Please, care about the em-dash, or “raya”, in Spanish (“?”, AltGr + comma, in a Spanish keyboard, Linux only, shame on you, Microsoft). It is a valid punctuation sign, just like parentheses, and has specific use cases in Spanish.

    2. Inverted question and exclamation marks (“¡”,”¿”): They should begin where the x-height begins, they descend below the baseline, and end with the descender line.

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