What Font Do You Use For Programming?

[zb0S216C]

I use OCR A Extended & Lucida Sans Typewriter.

_Wazzak

[Moschops]

Wingdings

[xander333]

Consolas

[1vRz3TCk]

Menlo Regular

and Andale Mono and Consolas depending on what system I'm using.

[Catfish2]

OCR A was always nice but a bit too "sharp" for my taste.
I used Fixedsys for a while in the past.
Nowadays it's either Bitstream Vera Sans Mono or Consolas.

[kbw]

Lucida Console on Windows.
Monaco on OS X.

[Cheraphy]

Moschops, you made me choke on my coffee from sudden laughter. :P

Anyways, Droid Sans Mono is actually pretty nice for programming.

[blackcoder41]

Consolas with Zenburn color scheme.

[10oTURfi]

lol @ Moschops

Visual studio default font is best (Consolas)

[Sintax]

Monospace. It's the default on Code::Blocks, atleast under Xubuntu 12.04

[1yR4jE8b]

Consolas on Windows and Ubuntu Mono on Ubuntu, regular Monospace on other distros that don't have the Ubuntu fonts.

[firedraco]

Courier New! I don't even remember when I started using it.

[hanst99]

Whatever the default for Ubuntu is.

[chrisname]

Comic sans ms.

[Albatross]

I use 12 pt. Meera (goodness, 10 pt. Meera would be hard to see, what a typo). It's not a fixed-width font, but it's nice on the eyes, and most importantly, I can read it. :)

@chrisname
You don't seriously expect any of us to believe that, do you? Honestly, though, I was waiting for someone to say it.

-Albatross

[Moschops]

goodness, 10 pt. Meera would be hard to see, what a typo

You could lean closer to the monitor. :)

[dkl65]

Courier New! All the characters are aligned, good space between characters, commonly used, easy to read!