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On 03/11/10 11:50, bill purvis wrote:
> I'm baffled by the list of fonts displayed in Writer. Most of them
> look to be alien to someone who only uses English and I'd like to
> remove them from the list. I did a bit of searching through the
> /opt/openoffice.
I just downloaded all the DejaVu fonts and put them into my own user
fonts folder (/home/sob/.fonts). Only the basic ones show up: no
condensed. I also cleared font caches (fc-cache -rv), but there was no
difference.
Next I opened one of the fonts, DejaVuSansCondensed, in Fontforge, and
now I
Hello, John.
I actually deleted all the condensed versions, so I can’t test this
immediately. (Chacun à son goût!) I’ll download them now and see what
happens (Ubuntu 9.10, Openoffice 3.2).
Bear in mind that Ubuntu (or Kubuntu) won’t see condensed or other
variants as subdivisions of plain D
On 03/11/2010 11:50 PM, Séamas Ó Brógáin wrote:
You may find some fonts in /usr/local/share/fonts; you’ll also find
some in /usr/share/fonts, Be careful about removing fonts that are
used by the operating system. If in doubt, don‘t.
opens___.ttf is the “Open Symbol” font. I think it’s obsolet
On Thursday 11 March 2010, Séamas Ó Brógáin wrote:
> You may find some fonts in /usr/local/share/fonts; you’ll also find some
> in /usr/share/fonts, Be careful about removing fonts that are used by
> the operating system. If in doubt, don‘t.
>
> opens___.ttf is the “Open Symbol” font. I think it’s
You may find some fonts in /usr/local/share/fonts; you’ll also find some
in /usr/share/fonts, Be careful about removing fonts that are used by
the operating system. If in doubt, don‘t.
opens___.ttf is the “Open Symbol” font. I think it’s obsolete (it’s a
“hack” font, not encoded according to U
> I'd also like to add a font to the list but it's in opentype font format
> (.oft) (according to the Linux file command). I found the FAQ on how to
> add fonts (using spadmin) but it doesn't recognise that format. Anyone
> know a way to convert it to something usable?
>
Open Office 3.2 supports o
On Thursday 11 March 2010, Rob Clement wrote:
> On 11/03/2010 19:50, bill purvis wrote:
> > I'm baffled by the list of fonts displayed in Writer. Most of them
> > look to be alien to someone who only uses English and I'd like to
> > remove them from the list. I did a bit of searching through the
>
On 11/03/2010 19:50, bill purvis wrote:
I'm baffled by the list of fonts displayed in Writer. Most of them
look to be alien to someone who only uses English and I'd like to
remove them from the list. I did a bit of searching through the
/opt/openoffice.org/... tree and located .../font/truetype
I'm baffled by the list of fonts displayed in Writer. Most of them
look to be alien to someone who only uses English and I'd like to
remove them from the list. I did a bit of searching through the
/opt/openoffice.org/... tree and located .../font/truetype but the
only things in there were DejaVu..
On 03/11/10 11:50, bill purvis wrote:
> I'm baffled by the list of fonts displayed in Writer. Most of them
> look to be alien to someone who only uses English and I'd like to
> remove them from the list. I did a bit of searching through the
> /opt/openoffice.org/... tree and located .../font/truet
I'm baffled by the list of fonts displayed in Writer. Most of them
look to be alien to someone who only uses English and I'd like to
remove them from the list. I did a bit of searching through the
/opt/openoffice.org/... tree and located .../font/truetype but the
only things in there were DejaVu..
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