For more information on installing msttcorefonts please refer to RestrictedFormatsĪs of Jaunty (9.04), this package is named ttf-mscorefonts-installer. (Note: Most Microsoft fonts are included in this package however, it does not include Tahoma or Arial Narrow. The msttcorefonts package contains the Microsoft freeware (non-Free because they are non-modifiable) web fonts. Clicking on a package will show a description. (If you get far less, then you may need to press Reload, to make sure your repository data is up to date.) Not all of these packages are fonts, some are font utilities for editing or managing fonts. You should get a list of over a hundred packages. Once the repositories are set up, search for "font" in Synaptic. See AddingRepositoriesHowto for instructions, and SynapticHowto if you need more information on Synaptic. You will need to enable the Universe and Multiverse repositories to get all the fonts available. Packages available through Synaptic are mostly programs, tools and libraries, but there are a few font packages in the system.
It is a bit more manual, but allows you to use fonts (including restricted fonts when you can't find a free/libre/open font equivalent) from a wide range of sources.įinally, at the end of this page, there are some links for further information on fonts on GNU/Linux.
The second method is useful if you have downloaded fonts from the web, bought them, or acquired them from other sources. As new fonts get added to the archive, this method offers fonts suitable for an increasing number of users, and is very easy. The first uses the Synaptic Package Manager to install fonts from the Ubuntu repositories. This section describes two ways for how to install new fonts in Ubuntu. Wait until the button turns to greyed out "Installed". On the right there is a button, "Install Font". Open the folder where you have downloaded the font file.ĭouble click on the font file to open it. Installing downloaded fonts in Ubuntu 10.04 LTS
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