Guguru Sans Code NF
yuru7 · A programming font combining Google Sans Code Latin characters with IBM Plex Sans JP Japanese characters, in two width-proportion variants.
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Guguru Sans Code NF is a programming font combining Latin characters from Google Sans Code with Japanese characters from IBM Plex Sans JP. The project says it adjusts the width of Google Sans Code to make it easier to use in Japanese-language settings.
This Homebrew cask installs eight TTF files: regular, bold, italic, and bold italic styles in both the GuguruSansCodeConsoleNF and GuguruSansCodeConsole35NF families. The standard variant uses a half-width-to-full-width ratio of 1:2. The 35 variant uses a ratio of 3:5, giving half-width characters more room. The cask installs these listed styles, not every variation described by the project.
Install with brew install --cask font-guguru-sans-code-nf. After installation, select the desired installed font in a compatible text editor or terminal. This is a font, not an application.
- Combines Latin characters from Google Sans Code with Japanese characters from IBM Plex Sans JP for programming use.
- Includes two width-proportion variants, each with the four listed styles.
New What’s new in 0.0.3 Aug 7, 2025 · OpenNavo editorial
- ChangesRelease files now include Console and Nerd Fonts composite editions.
- InstallOn Windows, remove existing font files before reinstalling.