boring edit documents without the Windows fonts which are used to? will ruin the layout so sweaty with the hated Word? OpenOffice looks dull? you have windows installed, so why not to use the fonts?
maybe I already wrote how to do, in fact I had already done and everyway I knew how you did, but I do not know why, when he saw my Hardy Garamond, the font used in my résumé (or curriculum vitae: P)
solution? simple ...
open nautilus in the disk where you install windows
open the WINDOWS folder, locate the folder
FONTS
right-click the folder and run: Create Shortcut
be born a new entry named connection Fonts
right-click on it and run
Cut open a new nautilus and enter your home
select and enter the sub-folder (normally hidden) . fonts
right click and click Paste ... it should then appear in the above-mentioned connection Fonts
rename the symbolic link you just created (this should be the technical name of this link) to something like WinFonts
open a terminal
and type sudo fc-cache-f-v (source: UbuntuWiki ) done ... Now open OpenOffice, AbiWord, or any other program of your choice and enjoy the font:) greetings
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