How to Use TrueType Fonts Using Java Desktop System
By Julien Gabel on Monday 3 April 2006, 19:58 - Solaris - Permalink
In fact, it is as easy as just say it. Under the JDS3 desktop
environment and running on Solaris 10+ (at least), you just have to populate
your ${HOME}/.fonts directory with your TrueType fonts (which
generally ends with a .ttf extension name) and log in again. Et
voila: any GNOME/GTK software will be able to use them automatically.
There no need anymore to use other X Window System tools, such
as xset(1) or mkfontdir(1).

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