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    <title>How to install fonts in Linux</title>
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    <description><![CDATA[I have been using different distributions in my machines. A term which is called in our linux community distrohopping. On different distributions/machines, it&rsquo;s pain to collect packages you can&rsquo;t live without. For me and maybe for you too, the fonts are the part of OS which at least I care about the most.
Fonts path Different linux distributions package fonts in with different names. So I decided to add the fonts to my dotfiles.]]></description>
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