You may not be allowed to copy Microsoft fonts to your Ubuntu machine.An important development in Windows 10 is the Universal Windows Platform (UWP): a converged app platform allowing a developer to create a single app that can run on all Windows devices. Here is what is looks like in cd cd lsĬalibrib.ttf calibrii.ttf calibri.ttf now I have Calibri font in Ubuntu.ĭisclaimer: This technique is for educational purposes only. Make sure you name the folder ".fonts" and not just "fonts". In Ubuntu, in the file browser you would just go to "Home Folder", check View->Show Hidden, then File->"Create New"->Folder. fonts folder, you can create one as follows: While logged into Ubuntu 14.04 I took four font files from my Windows 7 partition (In Windows these would be located at: C:\Windows\Fonts)and copied them to my /home/user/.fonts folder in my Linux partition. Once you have pasted all the required font files in the directory you created, just log out and log in again and all your applications should show you the new fonts in their font lists. is hidden by default in Unix-like family of operating systems, so you'll not be able to see the directory in your file manager (Nautilus, in your case) unless you select to show hidden files and folders by pressing Ctrl+H. Note that the directory and file name starting with the dot.
fonts directory in your home folder and put TTF files of your font in this directory. You can get your own fonts in any application by creating. While Microsoft Core Fonts will not get you "calibri" fonts to be precise. You can do that either by issuing the command sudo apt-get update or by clicking "Reload" from Synaptic Package Manager from System -> Administrator. In case you are unable to install package "Microsoft Core Fonts" (as screenshot shows above), you'll need to refresh package information in order to install the package.
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