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 ======Fonts====== ======Fonts======
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 ====Manually Installing Fonts as User==== ====Manually Installing Fonts as User====
  
-To install fonts into a user's home folder, place a font file into a directory (it may or may not yet exist) ''​~/​.fonts''​.+To install fonts into a user's home folder, place a font file into a directory (it may or may not yet exist) ''​~/​.local/​share/​fonts''​.
  
 Traditionally,​ you would also run this command: Traditionally,​ you would also run this command:
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 not strictly necessary for most things you will be doing with fonts. not strictly necessary for most things you will be doing with fonts.
  
-To install a font that has been packaged up by someone else (from Fedora or Slackbuilds.org,​ for instance) then the package'​s default behaviour will be to install the font to the system. To override that behaviour, treat the package as exactly what it is: a tarball (archive). Instead of installing the package, just un-tar it and move the ttf or otf files to your .fonts folder. You can do this in the GUI or in the shell.+To install a font that has been packaged up by someone else (from Fedora or Slackbuilds.org,​ for instance) then the package'​s default behaviour will be to install the font to the system. To override that behaviour, treat the package as exactly what it is: a tarball (archive). Instead of installing the package, just un-tar it and move the ttf or otf files to your personal ​fonts folder. You can do this in the GUI or in the shell.
  
-Since the ''​.fonts''​ directory is hidden, it can be difficult to access from Dolphin. There are several ways to access a hidden directory from Dolphin but the easiest is to press ''​alt .''​ (that'​s the ''​Alt''​ key and a dot) to reveal all hidden folders, and then navigate to ''​.fonts''​.+Since the ''​~/.local/​share/​fonts''​ directory is hidden, it can be difficult to access from Dolphin. There are several ways to access a hidden directory from Dolphin but the easiest is to press ''​alt .''​ (that'​s the ''​Alt''​ key and a dot) to reveal all hidden folders, and then navigate to ''​~/.local/​share/​fonts''​.
  
 In the shell, you can extract just the ''​ttf''​ files and move them to the appropriate font directory: In the shell, you can extract just the ''​ttf''​ files and move them to the appropriate font directory:
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 ttf-foo-font-1.0/​ttf/​foo.ttf ttf-foo-font-1.0/​ttf/​foo.ttf
  
-$ tar xf ttf*foo*tgz foo.ttf > ~/​.fonts/​f/​foo.ttf +$ tar xf ttf*foo*tgz foo.ttf > ~/.local/​share/​fonts/​f/​foo.ttf 
-$ tar xf ttf*foo*tgz foo\ bold.ttf > ~/​.fonts/​f/​foo_bold.ttf+$ tar xf ttf*foo*tgz foo\ bold.ttf > ~/.local/​share/​fonts/​f/​foo_bold.ttf
 </​code>​ </​code>​
  
-The advantage to this is that ''​.fonts''​ is located in your home directory, which +The advantage to this is that ''​~/.local/​share/​fonts''​ is located in your home directory, which is, presumably, the directory you most often backup, and it is certainly the
-is, presumably, the directory you most often backup, and it is certainly the+
 directory you will take with you if you get a new computer. In both cases, your directory you will take with you if you get a new computer. In both cases, your
 font collection is sure to go with you. font collection is sure to go with you.
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