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How to Install Fonts on Linux

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Let's talk about fonts, how to install them on Linux? Installing fonts is very easy, all you gotta do is copy the font file to some folder ("I will tell you which folder, later in this post.") and done. Yup, that easy.

How to Install Fonts on Linux

To install font, you are gonna need a font file. You can download fonts from Google Fonts or Dafont or any other website you may know.
  • Download the zip file from any of the website I mentioned above.
  • Now Unzip the file. And copy the whole folder that contain fonts or you can also just copy the font file.
  • Now you need to go to the directory /usr/share/fonts/ and paste those copied font files or folders here.
  • And just like that you are done. Go ahead and try out new fonts.

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