
Fun Fonts
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net
You want a lot of fun new fonts without sorting through the 6,760 fonts available at http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=9883 ?
No problem myself and a couple of others offered lists of their favorites. They’ve been combined and now the list is down to a much more manageable 76 fonts.
msx
9 years ago
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Gnom-IK
11 years ago
Жаль лишь что нет русского алфавита ;(
Очень жаль.
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TheWiseDj
11 years ago
Unlucly you can't install too much fonts because it would slow a lot the startup process.
So, IMHO, best way to avoid slow performances is to check the previews at the main website and then download only the choosen ones.
(Even if a classification per genres would have been easier and faster)
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SharpieTM
11 years ago
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zulfikarh
12 years ago
Zulfikar Hakim
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SeanParsons
14 years ago
http://digg.com/linux_unix/Fun_GNU_Linux_Fonts_Down-loadable_FREE_
Thanks
Sean
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tuxsurfer
14 years ago
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arazaxirelcinellersadolur
14 years ago
in my ubuntu system i allways do clean «install» / copy of my fonts to the directory : /home/YOURUSERNAME/.fonts
if there at .../YOURUSERNAME/ you can not find the HIDDEN «.fonts» folder, then u can creat it simply :) ; just creat a normal new folder, then rename it to «.fonts» and you DONE !!!
after, copy or move your lovely fonts to this [.fonts] directory and in the terminal type the following and press ENTER to explain to your system to use those fonts FOR YOUR PLEASURE:
$ sudo fc-cache -f -v
[note that $ (dollar) sign says that the command at YOURUSERNAME prompt. simililarly, if there is # [number sign], then it says that you are at the ROOT command prompt]
have fun with your serious jobs :))
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tuxsurfer
14 years ago
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Polypolyman
13 years ago
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Polypolyman
13 years ago
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renatoram
14 years ago
Drag the font files inside the new window.
That's it :-)
The same functionality is accessible through the font configuration program of gnome, but I cannot remember the click-by-click path.
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tuxsurfer
14 years ago
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SeanParsons
14 years ago
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nicolas
14 years ago
In my Debian, I just copy true type fonts in /usr/local/share/fonts/truetype/.
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