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I have about a hundred fonts that I need to install. Manually right clicking every font file and clicking install, then selecting "personal" vs "system" in a dialog that appears, and then closing it is tedious. Is there a command that will let me achieve the same effect in one shot? (I am using KDE.)

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Possible duplicate: askubuntu.com/questions/3697/how-do-i-install-fonts?rq=1 – Glutanimate Dec 13 '12 at 17:40

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Sure, just move all of the fonts you want to install to ~/.fonts and then update the fontcache via:

fc-cache -rv

Note you might have to restart the application you want to use the fonts in for the changes to take effect.

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