Re: [ubuntu-studio-users] Need delete fonts that not have bold, italic

[Set Hallstrom]

måndagen den 17:e oktober 2016 kl. 19:35:33 CEST, WMID 
 skrev:

Generally I use fonts that come with bold, italic like Ubuntu family, Noto,
Roboto, but in Ubuntu Studio are more and more fonts that not have bold or
italic, this kind of fonts is not useful for my on Inkscape. Do you can
said me how to delete that fonts and only retain fonts that come with bold,
italic.



this might not be the answer you want, but its how i manage my fonts:

In font manager, you can deactivate all the fonts you don't use. When 
deactivated they don't show up in inkscape nor in any software that has a 
font selection menu.


This way, would a day come where you actualy want that funky fantasy font 
for a poster or an illustration you just have to re-enable it instead of 
trying to find it on slow free font sites full with commercial campaigns. 
:)


hope it helps, yours,





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Re: [ubuntu-studio-users] Need delete fonts that not have bold, italic

[Ralf Mardorf]

PS:

Oops, font packages not necessarily include the keyword "font", see

http://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/ubuntustudio-fonts

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Re: [ubuntu-studio-users] Need delete fonts that not have bold, italic

[Ralf Mardorf]

On Mon, 17 Oct 2016 12:35:33 -0500, WMID wrote:
>Generally I use fonts that come with bold, italic like Ubuntu family,
>Noto, Roboto, but in Ubuntu Studio are more and more fonts that not
>have bold or italic, this kind of fonts is not useful for my on
>Inkscape. Do you can said me how to delete that fonts and only retain
>fonts that come with bold, italic.

Run

  dpkg -l *font*|grep ii|cut -d" " -f3|grep -v config|grep -v libfont|grep -v 
libxfont

to get a list of many, if not all installed fonts. Most likely most
shown packages are font packages, but some might be meta-packages or
utilities, applications that are font related.

You could list the files provided by a package by running

  dpkg -L 

you could test what would be done, if you would remove a package by a
dry-run

  sudo apt purge --dry-run 

without the dry-run switch, you could remove a package.

  sudo apt purge 

Perhaps you need to google the package name to get information of what
kind of fonts styles are provided or maybe the file list does help. At
least the trial-and-error method should do the job.

To reinstall a purge removed package run

  sudo apt update -qq && sudo apt install 

or if you want to cache the packages either

  sudo apt update -qq && sudo apt -o APT::Keep-Downloaded-Packages=1 install 


or simply the good old apt-get

  sudo apt update -qq && sudo apt-get install 

you don't need to keep package in the cache, however, to list the cached
packages run

  ls -hl /var/cache/apt/archives/

Regards,
Ralf

  


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