Sengbar Sans Unicode Mini VGA-style (36px) is a customed half-unicoded pixel sans-serif which blends the original Cadmus Legible Unicode (48px) and Sengbar Delta Compressed Pixel (my compressed bitmap pixel counterpart) together, but much like both Cadmus Legible Unicode and Sengbar Cadmus Print Pixel, each of these assigned glyphs (e.g.: I, l, 1, O, 0, b, d, p, q) has distinguishable letter forms, some glyphs may include serifs, a zero-stroke, and its tails/end strokes (in the UK, they call this "exit strokes"), pretty much like what Inclusive Sans and/or Atkinson Hyperlegible has.

This is the Mini version (in Unicode), only with just limited glyphs (Latin-1 Supplement, Latin Extended-A, and Latin Extended-B), excluding IPA/Phonetic Extensions and Cyrillic (1)/Supplements (2), because the glyphs are in full or halfway. If you wish to see the Full version of said Mini version, here is the title link:

Sengbar Sans Unicode Full VGA-style (36px)

This font is in the style of the VGA, and is also useful for AWTL/AOSTL and OSMK usage.

This font is also designed for accessibility, legibility, and readability, rendering this font "more accessible" and "perfectly distinctive" unlike its competitors Gill Sans MT, Arial, Helvetica and Segoe UI (although this font is its default, it can almost be legible).

(August 17 2024 update: This should be useful for all operating system mockups/AOSTL-Alternate Operating System Timeline uses. Each font can be created and cloned under Creative Commons CC-BY 4.0 license and must render it for non-commercial usage.)