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Editor to share with you how to install third-party fonts in Red Hat linux. I hope you will get something after reading this article. Let's discuss it together.

I. File attribute location

1. First, find the font you want to replace with in the Red Hat linux system, then right-click the font and click Properties.

2. Then, find the location of the font file in the font file properties, write it down, and finally close the properties window.

Copy the font file to the system font folder

1. Click "Application" and start "Terminal".

2. After opening the terminal, if the current user is not a root user, switch to the root user.

1) Type sudo-s

2) enter the current user password and press enter (note, it is not the root user password)

3. Use the mkdir command to create a new folder in the / usr/share/fonts directory, which is used to store the font files we want to add. The name of the folder can be made up by yourself, for example, I call it mono.

4. Use the cp command to copy the font file to the newly created folder. Note that the last item is the copy name of the copied file, which can be different from the original font file name (but the extension must be the same). Here is mono.ttf.

5. After the copy is successful, you can close the terminal window.

Note:

1) the sign of a successful copy is that no error is given.

2) when closing the terminal, if a warning prompt pops up, just ignore it.

Third, use the new font

1. Now we can change the system interface font to our newly added font in "Optimization tool"-"Font".

2. Of course, we can also change the terminal configuration file and set the terminal font to our newly added font.

After reading this article, I believe you have a certain understanding of "Red Hat linux how to install third-party fonts". If you want to know more about it, you are welcome to follow the industry information channel. Thank you for reading!

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