Add Windows (TrueType) Fonts in GNOME desktop
This expands on step 2 of Add Thai fonts in Linux, explaining how to open Nautilus and browse to fonts:// to add Windows TrueType fonts to GNOME.
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This expands on step 2 of Add Thai fonts in Linux, explaining how to open Nautilus and browse to fonts:// to add Windows TrueType fonts to GNOME.
Some Linux versions display Thai vowels in the wrong positions because they lack fonts that render Thai correctly. There are several ways to fix this…