- Install Individual Free Fonts
There are many fonts you can get individually to extend your font collection. You can install them, as with any other package, using:
sudo apt install PACKAGE_NAME
Replace PACKAGE_NAME with any of the following:
- fonts-cantarell
- lmodern
- ttf-aenigma
- ttf-georgewilliams
- ttf-bitstream-vera
- ttf-sjfonts
- ttf-unifont
- fonts-entypo
- fonts-isabella
- fonts-mplus
- fonts-prociono
- ttf-anonymous-pro
- ttf-engadget
- ttf-staypuft
- ttf-summersby
Install All at Once:
If you don’t only need one or two more fonts but have decided to drastically expand your collection with everything we mentioned up until now, don’t install each package individually. You can bring them all on board at once by combining their installation in a single apt command, like:
sudo apt install ttf-mscorefonts-installer fonts-cantarell lmodern ttf-aenigma ttf-georgewilliams ttf-bitstream-vera ttf-sjfonts ttf-unifont fonts-entypo fonts-isabella fonts-mplus fonts-prociono ttf-anonymous-pro ttf-engadget ttf-staypuft ttf-summersby
Copy the line above, paste it in your terminal, press Enter, and soon you’ll be playing with a ton of new fonts.
source: How to Install Fonts in Ubuntu - Make Tech Easier
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