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#1 2010-12-06 14:14:41

SwedBo
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[ SOLVED ] ttf-ms-fonts - where did it go and how do I install it ?

error: 'ttf-ms-fonts': could not find or read package

Why on earth someone would have removed it ?

Anyway, the question is .. how do I install it without pacman ? hmm

Last edited by SwedBo (2010-12-06 14:26:48)

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#2 2010-12-06 14:15:57

wonder
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Re: [ SOLVED ] ttf-ms-fonts - where did it go and how do I install it ?

it was in extra since couples of days ago when it was moved in aur


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#3 2010-12-06 14:16:22

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Re: [ SOLVED ] ttf-ms-fonts - where did it go and how do I install it ?

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#4 2010-12-06 14:25:17

Allan
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Re: [ SOLVED ] ttf-ms-fonts - where did it go and how do I install it ?

SwedBo wrote:

Why on earth someone would have removed it?

Because restrictions on how we could distribute the files meant the package was a hack and the files were not actually managed by pacman.  Much better for this to be maintained in the AUR.  The are plenty of good free fonts.

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#5 2010-12-06 14:26:04

SwedBo
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Re: [ SOLVED ] ttf-ms-fonts - where did it go and how do I install it ?

Thank you smile

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#6 2010-12-06 20:39:28

Ben9250
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Re: [ SOLVED ] ttf-ms-fonts - where did it go and how do I install it ?

I believe there are also several versions now in the AUR of ms-fonts, and a few wouldn't work well - or appear in the font menus in open office.


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