A good time to learn about the
man pages (built-in help manuals). At a terminal, enter
man fc-cache and it will give you instructions about usage, options, and usually examples. With fc-cache, it also names some similar commands, such as
fc-list. That will generate a lot of output (because there a lot of fonts!) and so you might want to capture the full list into a file, like this:
Code:
fc-list > /home/jonatec/Desktop/myfonts.txt
Change the user name above if not the same as your user name here on the forum. This should give you a text file on your desktop that lists all the fonts in the common font location (not your private collection).
Same method as with truetype, but into a different folder. Copy your OTF files to: /user/share/fonts/opentype/ ... then run
fc-cache -f -v as before.
You might also open up your Start Menu and begin typing "fonts".... there should be one or two apps that will provide some info about installed fonts.
