Sudo is a font designed for terminals, programming, and user interfaces. Use at 16 pixels size for optimal results. It has a monospaced variant, simply called Sudo, and a proportional variant, called Sudo UI. A Variable Font version is available. It has an extra variation axis to modify the length of descenders.
Sudo decidedly has no ligatures, but supports all common Powerline glyphs out of the box.
Find out more about the fonts at https://www.kutilek.de/sudo-font/ or download the latest release.
Sudo Regular and Bold in TextMate
Sudo Light in vim on macOS with Powerline
Sudo was designed by Jens Kutílek, a graphic and type designer and font engineer based in Berlin.
Sudo is available in the Arch User Repository as ttf-sudo.
You can use my private apt repository to install and update the fonts.
See the Debian README for details.
Sudo is available in the FreeBSD Ports Collection.
pkg install sudo-fontDownload the latest release and copy the TTF files into /Library/Fonts or ~/Library/Fonts.
Sudo is also available as a Homebrew package.
brew install --cask font-sudoFonts are built automatically by GitHub Actions - take a look in the "Actions" tab for the latest build.
If you want to build fonts manually on your own computer:
make buildwill produce font files.make testwill run FontBakery's quality assurance tests.make proofwill generate HTML proof files.
The proof files and QA tests are also available automatically via GitHub Actions - look at https://jenskutilek.github.io/sudo-font.git.
2024-08-02. Version 1.4
- Add missing bottom anchor to p (DIN 91379 support)
This Font Software is licensed under the SIL Open Font License, Version 1.1. This license is available with a FAQ at https://scripts.sil.org/OFL
This font repository structure is inspired by Unified Font Repository v0.3, modified for the Google Fonts workflow.