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> And of course, you can download fonts from any of those font collection |
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pages on the net and extract/copy them into /usr/share/fonts/TTF |
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> (assuming they're truetype, naturally), run fc-cache and they'll work |
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> fine. I had an attack of fontmania recently myself, looking for 'nice' |
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> fonts that weren't ComicSansMS that actually had ë, ö, ¤ (that's the |
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> Euro symbol, if you can't see it), and *also* had bold and italic |
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> variants (which was the problem). |
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Yes, sure I can do it manually. Something to manage 2000+ fonts would be |
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handy though, opening and closing KFontViewer for each and every of those |
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2000+ fonts is a bit inefficient. Also, it would be neat to have the fonts |
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sorted into groups when searching for what font to use. |
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(I know I'm a fontoholic). |
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Regards, |
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Martin S |
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