It would be incredible for code on screencasts, to make sure even people in the back can easily read what's on the screen.

Indeed, accessibility isn't only for people with disabilities.

From reading their description, the spacing is actually a big part of what makes it readable, though.

that would be great.

I make it so log files load in emacs with a tiny font to allow longer lines. this would help.

Also would be a good early-morning-email or late-night-editing font. :)

Hmmm... could you auto-generate a monospace version with some font tool?

EDIT: seems there might be ways to do this.

See Comic Mono: https://dtinth.github.io/comic-mono-font/

https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/182972/can-i-turn-a-... seems to do the trick BUT it might not be nice. Uses luatex to convert an otf font to another.

Just saw this: https://github.com/cpitclaudel/monospacifier

Please share if you figure out a way :)

I really like that font.