have you tried yarn?

I already used Roboto Mono, DejaVu Mono, SourceCode Pro and even Consolas from Microsoft. But currently I only use FiraCode with Ligatures. Ligatures is weird at the first time, but is great for readability.

As others said, being exhausted make us spend hours in front of the keyboard lost in the middle of nowhere. The best you can do is rest a little, a short sleep, watch something, or walk then try again.

I use many things and apps. Google Calendar for meetings and far dates likes birthdays. I use asana.com for stuff in the project and ideas for that project. I use Google Keep for today tasks or groceries. A paper at my desk to draw future plans. A small notepad for meeting with my bosses. And comment starting with "@todo" or "@fixme" in my code that looks like a standard since a long time ago in my experience. Oh, for weird things I wake up Google Assistent and say to remember this thing and the time.. Like... "OK Google, remember me to scanner my family old photos tomorrow at 9 of morning" For repeating tasks like feed my dog or brush my teeth (yes I forget that) I use a android app called HabitHub so a can click at the notification "step" and I'll only be remembered in the next time (night in this case) and save statistics that I never open to see. For important and/or annoying emails I use the Gmail feature "snooze" which is pretty safe since it act like received again but not as unread.

Hi, saw the replies now. Just to complement, ligatures are always optional.

I love Ubuntu Mono but leave it in favor of Fira Code (with ligatures) . PS: I would love Ubuntu Mono or Source Code Pro, if it had ligatures. Ubuntu Mono Source Code Pro Fira Code ( with ligatures)