Hi, Currently the default font for MacVim is DejaVu Sans Mono which is located inside the MacVim.app bundle. Initially I added this font because the standard OS X monospaced font at the time (Monaco) did not have very good font variations (e.g. no bold or italic). As of OS X 10.6 the default font (Menlo) does include these variations so I was thinking of ditching DejaVu in favor of Menlo. This has the following advantages:
+ Startup is faster (about 0.5 seconds the first time MacVim starts) + MacVim.app bundle becomes about 2Mb smaller I don't know if there are any major disadvantages (perhaps DejaVu has better glyph coverage?) so I'd like to ask for some feedback before I make this change. (Note that anybody who wants to keep using DejaVu can simply download the font and install it on their system since the font is free.) Thanks, Björn -- You received this message from the "vim_mac" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
