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I’ve been doing a decent amount of R programming lately and I’ve
wanted to experiment with GitHub’s new Monaspace type family.
Once installed, though, only the variable —er—variants
register as fixed-width s on macOS. This is a problem because
RStudio Desktop (at least as of version 2023.06.1+52) only
allows users to select fixed-width s in the interface.
RStudio manages most preferences in flat JSON files these days,
so I figured I could pick whatever file I wanted in these
JSON files. After some searching, though, RStudio does not
store configuration in the usual places:
~/.local/share/rstudio/ or ~/.config/rstudio/.
Instead, the setting is stored (on macOS Sonoma, at least)
in ~/Library/Application Support/RStudio/config.json. I
swapped in ["fixedWidthFont"] = "MonaspaceNeon-Regular",
and everything works after an RStudio UI reload.
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