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#1211
@unexpected,

I'm 99.9% that neither ohrn nor anyone is allowed to send you the Nokia fonts. If you have really deleted them (why?), you can still extract them from the rootfs image.

Or just, as root, apt-get install ui-fonts
 

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#1212
Hi i would like to make a suggestion.
When holding down on a link to open a new tab..but it misses and gives the copy menu...
Can the open new tab be there also??

It happens alot.
 

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#1213
Originally Posted by reinob View Post
@unexpected,

I'm 99.9% that neither ohrn nor anyone is allowed to send you the Nokia fonts. If you have really deleted them (why?), you can still extract them from the rootfs image.

Or just, as root, apt-get install ui-fonts
ii doesnt deleted,just replaced with modified fonts
btw,thanx for the help but doesnt worked...
output:

Nokia-N900:~# apt-get install ui-fonts
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
ui-fonts is already the newest version.
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 5 not upgraded.
Nokia-N900:~#

there is no solution for my problem?
 
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#1214
apt-get install --reinstall ui-fonts
 

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#1215
Originally Posted by Megaltariak View Post
apt-get install --reinstall ui-fonts
thanx man that worked for me
btw it destroyed all of my modified fonts

regardz,
 
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#1216
@unexpected,

How did you modify the fonts? did you do it by hand or did you use a program/script for that?

Anyway, AFAIK you can (now) configure Opera to use the droid fonts (package "ttf-droid"). After that you can probably fvck up, I mean, modify , your fonts, and hopefully Opera will continue to work OK.
 

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#1217
Originally Posted by reinob View Post
@unexpected,

How did you modify the fonts? did you do it by hand or did you use a program/script for that?

Anyway, AFAIK you can (now) configure Opera to use the droid fonts (package "ttf-droid"). After that you can probably fvck up, I mean, modify , your fonts, and hopefully Opera will continue to work OK.
i just downloaded modified (customised) fonts from different threads,there was written replace these fonts with /usr/share/fonts,so i did that
if i make a new folder for (customised) fonts in MyDocs (.fonts),
will they appear in theme customizer?
(sorry for off topic )
 
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#1218
You might also just post the output of
Code:
ls -al /usr/share/fonts
to check the directory

Another folder easily could be in MyDocs, but for the system to pick it up, there must be a link from /home/user/.fonts. That is where applications look for the fonts by default.
Code:
mkdir /home/user/MyDocs/.fonts
ln -s /home/user/MyDocs/.fonts /home/user/.fonts
would create the folder and the this link, then populate the folder in MyDocs with your fonts.
 

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#1219
Originally Posted by michaaa62 View Post
You might also just post the output of
Code:
ls -al /usr/share/fonts
to check the directory

Another folder easily could be in MyDocs, but for the system to pick it up, there must be a link from /home/user/.fonts. That is where applications look for the fonts by default.
Code:
mkdir /home/user/MyDocs/.fonts
ln -s /home/user/MyDocs/.fonts /home/user/.fonts
would create the folder and the this link, then populate the folder in MyDocs with your fonts.
thanx i've done as you told.
heres the output:

~ $ ls -al /usr/share/fonts
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 20 May 29 23:50 /usr/share/fonts -> /opt/usr/share/fonts
~ $

thanx again for the help
 
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#1220
So the link to /opt/usr/share/fonts exists. Does it contain your fonts?
Code:
ls -al /opt/usr/share/fonts
 
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