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2009-12-13
, 07:37
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#12
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Originally Posted by hteink.min
Mingalaba!
I couldnt find the my document folder as you mention. I am burmese and we need to install our own font .. thanks if you could help me with this. now all i can see on some of the website is boxes
Sorry--I forgot that the folder is only labeled MyDocs in the terminal. The place you want to save them, if you're using the file manager, is the the lowest-level folder, the folder where the Documents, Photos, etc. folders are.
Or just save them in the Documents folder and replace the line
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mv ~/Mydocs/*.ttf ~/.fonts/
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mv ~/Mydocs/.documents/*.ttf ~/.fonts/
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2009-12-13
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#13
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Originally Posted by iceman600
Umm . . . what do you mean by "the fonts on my N900 does not change at all after install"? Are Thai websites still not working, or were you expecting the UI (user interface) to be in Thai? The Thai fonts package only installs the fonts, it doesn't install a Thai UI.
i installed the thai fonts and wondering how can i use the fonts? the fonts on my N900 does not change at all after install. where is the option that i can chanfe the font in use?
thank you...
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2009-12-13
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@ Maldives
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#14
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I was wondering about this, guess its pretty the same as desktop Linux. Thanks anyway 
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2009-12-13
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#15
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Originally Posted by baksiidaa
Mingalaba!
Sorry--I forgot that the folder is only labeled MyDocs in the terminal. The place you want to save them, if you're using the file manager, is the the lowest-level folder, the folder where the Documents, Photos, etc. folders are.
Or just save them in the Documents folder and replace the line
withCode:mv ~/Mydocs/*.ttf ~/.fonts/
in the instructions above.Code:mv ~/Mydocs/.documents/*.ttf ~/.fonts/
Mingalabar.. Nay Kaung Lar? hhaa ;p
I did this (mkdir ~/.fonts) (Terminal Said File exits)
However when I give this comment
(mv ~/Mydocs/.documents/*.ttf ~/.fonts/ )
It said '/home/user/.fonts: No such file or directory .. Now I have no idea why.. and what went wrong ..
Thank you
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2009-12-13
, 22:32
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#16
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The following will also work:
Then restart the device. (A restart may not be required depending on the application, but in my case I was installing ProFont to use as an xterm font).
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sudo gainroot mv font.tff /usr/share/fonts fc-cache -f -v
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2009-12-13
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#17
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I've noticed that Webbie's way is the only way to get system apps like the Terminal to recognise your fonts. There's very little room there, however, so only put one or two fonts there. Most of your "fancy" fonts should go in the .fonts directory.
If you're having a hard time typing ~ you can also replace it with /home/user it just takes longer to type...
If you're having a hard time typing ~ you can also replace it with /home/user it just takes longer to type...
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2009-12-13
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#18
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Of course, option C is to symlink to /usr/share/fonts.
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2009-12-14
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@ Bremen, Germany
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#19
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can you set a custom font for all the menus in general?
what if you set a messed up font with "broken" characters?
what if you set a messed up font with "broken" characters?
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2010-02-16
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#20
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Hi,
1. I downloaded a font 'latha.ttf' for viewing tamil fonts in the browser.
2. As advised, I created a directory mkdir ~/.fonts which went through fine.
3. Later when I tried moving the font using the follow command mv ~/MyDocs/.Documents/*.ttf ~/,fonts/ it gave me the following message mv: cannot preserve ownership of '/home/user/.fonts/users2n&name=latha.ttf':Operation not permitted
Any idea where I am going wrong?
1. I downloaded a font 'latha.ttf' for viewing tamil fonts in the browser.
2. As advised, I created a directory mkdir ~/.fonts which went through fine.
3. Later when I tried moving the font using the follow command mv ~/MyDocs/.Documents/*.ttf ~/,fonts/ it gave me the following message mv: cannot preserve ownership of '/home/user/.fonts/users2n&name=latha.ttf':Operation not permitted
Any idea where I am going wrong?
thank you...