CommodoreServer by Gregory Alekel of CommodoreServer.com is a free pixel font with tall, squared letters and a stark early-computer profile. Uneven widths and abrupt cut-ins make the alphabet feel more like custom machine lettering than a tidy terminal face.
Retro game graphics and electronic album covers benefit from its severe angles and unconventional shapes. The same hardware-minded forms link arcade posters, tech branding, and screen-based event graphics through a shared computer-culture reference.
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The Commodore font includes all Commodore 64 characters in uppercase and lowercase, including all characters and their reverse-video versions.
It was originally created for CommodoreServer.com to provide one-to-one mappings of actual Commodore ASCII characters to PC characters. The font may be used in projects or websites provided that credit is given to CommodoreServer.com with a link to the following website:
CommodoreServer.com developed this font to be a true ASCII mapping of Commodore computers. It further allows Websites to utilize the font for displaying true PETSCII characters in multiple sizes and colors. This font contains all characters used by Commodore computers, even lower-case and reverse characters.
Información ampliada de la fuente
Plataformas compatibles
PlataformaCodificación
MacintoshRomano
MicrosoftSólo unicode BMP
Detalles de la fuente
Creada2010-05-20
Revisión1
Número de glifos310
Unidades por em800
Permisos de incrustaciónIncrustación para edición permitida
Clase de familiaSin clasificación
GrosorNegrita
AnchuraSemiampliada
Estilo MacNegrita
DirecciónSólo glifos muy de izquierda a derecha + contiene los neutrales