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How to use »Fontlinge« Don't even think about 'just starting it'! You must not use it to move away your system fonts i.e. from /usr/share/fonts. Fontlinge is not a "font loader" or "font manager" like ATM, Extensis Suitcase or the Gnome/KDE font loaders. It is no deep-in-system-tool like defoma or xfs. It just moves files around in your homedir to give you a better overview - like a mp3-manager, that offers you to rename files or write tags. |
This tool may have bugs. However, no data loss has ever reported. The authors are responsible for nothing. |