Remake of the font that is seen in the Xerox Lisp System Tools program.

A faithful recreation of the font used in the Interlisp-D environment. It shares similarities to the main Xerox Alto font.

Remake of the font seen in the "Set Time Utility" program on the Xerox Star.

My best attempt at recreating the main font used in the Xerox Star Workstation from screenshots that I found. Some symbols are missing, so this font will get updated soon.

A remake of the Plato IV terminal font. The spacing is not 100% accurate, but it's the best that I can do for now.

One of the first sharp MZ fonts

edit: no way it’s finally in a set lets go i had to translate an email into italian  to get this in the set

A remake of the Hell-80 teleprinter font from the 1950s. Almost all charactesr are included here.

Recreation of the font used on the LINC computer from some sources and a YouTube video, released in 1962. Characters such as the letter Q are approximate. There are no lowercase letters.

Altirra Atari800

Old Altair Revisions

Font displayed on The Electrodex Plus by Rolodex

Recreation of the default pixel font on the Commodore C64.

This recreation includes most of the box drawing and block element characters, mapped to the equivalent unicode points – including a few in the "Symbols for Legacy Computing" range.

In addition, the font has been slightly expanded to include the right and down arrow, a handful of accented characters, and a few additional block elements. Apart from these, only the characters present in the computer's firmware have been included.

Based on old vector display text, mainly on what's seen in The Andromeda Strain (1971). Alternative D/K/V in the capitals.

Font used in the BestView file explorer program for the ZX Spectrum (or my best attempt at doing so)

Kurzweil K2000 display font, all characters I could find displayed on the machine.

New York 10pt by Susan Kare for the original Mac OS (System Software). Only glyphs found in the original were provided.

Incomplete work in progress based on a confusing ROM image.

Reconstruction of the 1984 Mac font Cupertino.

Reconstruction of Apple's 1984 font Cartoon 12, designed by Steve Capps.

This is the Pixel Font that was used for the messages on Windows XP.

Small proportional AmigaOS bitmap font (8x8 HighRes)

https://github.com/nicodex/amiga-font-luett

One of the ROM fonts from the Sharp X68000 (stored in a 8x12 grid internally). There were also many Japanese characters I did not reproduce.

Taken From Minesweeper From Windows XP (2001).

V1.0 (Nov 30 2024 10:13 PM): Intital Release

This is a reproduction of one of the fonts bundled with Thai DOS word processor CU Writer. As Fontstruct doesn't seem to have functionality for mark positioning or OT code, the Thai won't work correctly and the font will need to be built with a full font editor.

It seems this design was probably built by software engineers rather than designers, as there are quite a lot of odd stylistic choices as well as inconsistencies in the letterforms. If anyone knows more, do let me know!

This is a recreation of the font used on the Apple I.

Original page: https://amigan.yatho.com/2513.pdf

Modeled after the distinct typeface of Windows XP's Minesweeper.

I watched AVGN's video about Amiga CD32, and I've found this style is interesting.
Font has been extended by Cyrillic symbols and some Basic Latin symbols.
Thanks to the guy who recorded this longplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGaM-t3EqDA .

No description :(

Searched for as MANY sources I could find to work on this font.

EDIT: Turns out someone beat me to it already ;-;

Recreated from CASIO's scientific calculator's font