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How to Install Multiple Fonts on Ubuntu 22.04 via Terminal | Batch Install Bangla Fonts on Ubuntu 22.04 Using Terminal

How to Install Multiple Fonts on Ubuntu 22.04 via Terminal | Batch Install Bangla Fonts on Ubuntu 22.04 Using Terminal | Step-by-Step Guide: Installing Fonts on Ubuntu 22.04 via Terminal | Install Custom Bangla Fonts in Ubuntu 22.04 Easily via Terminal

Download the fonts in zip and extaract: "URL to Download" "https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QfROHZcx_EXAwGbIA9MZPm2MGWGr9hxh/view?usp=sharing"

Follow these steps to install all the fonts from the folder /home/nanolab/Downloads/all_bangla_font-master/fonts/ on Ubuntu 22.04:

  1. Locate the Font Folder:
    Ensure you have the font files in the folder /home/nanolab/Downloads/all_bangla_font-master/fonts/.
  2. Create a Fonts Directory:
    If the .fonts directory does not exist, create it with the following command:
    mkdir -p ~/.fonts
  3. Copy the Font Files to the Fonts Directory:
    To install the fonts for your user account, use the following command to copy all the fonts from the specified folder:
    cp /home/nanolab/Downloads/all_bangla_font-master/fonts/* ~/.fonts/
    Alternatively, to install the fonts system-wide (requires sudo), use:
    sudo cp /home/nanolab/Downloads/all_bangla_font-master/fonts/* /usr/share/fonts/
  4. Update Font Cache:
    After copying the fonts, update the font cache by running this command in the terminal:
    fc-cache -fv
    This will ensure that your system recognizes the newly installed fonts.
  5. Verify the Installation:
    To check that your fonts have been successfully installed, use this command:
    fc-list
    You can also filter the output for a specific font name like this:
    fc-list | grep "FontName"

Once you complete these steps, the fonts will be available for use on your Ubuntu 22.04 system!

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