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Some Fonts don't appear in LibreOffice



The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InNot all TTF fonts visible from the (Sun) JDKProblems with ttf font rendering under LibreOfficeWhy can't I install new fonts in LibreOffice?LibreOffice does not detects my fontsInstall fonts temporarilyInstallation of both LibreOffice and OpenOffice on 14.10Why are fonts being substituted in Libreoffice even if they are installed?Menu font size of some applications too bigger or too smaller than system fontsLibreOffice does not detect Windows fontsFonts in LibreOffice



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I installed some fonts (mingliu.ttc) by putting them in ~/.fonts/



The font is visible in other applications (such as Abiword & Firefox).



But it does not appear in the font menu of LibreOffice.
When I type the font name manually, the characters display as squares.



How can I install the font for LibreOffice?










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    I installed some fonts (mingliu.ttc) by putting them in ~/.fonts/



    The font is visible in other applications (such as Abiword & Firefox).



    But it does not appear in the font menu of LibreOffice.
    When I type the font name manually, the characters display as squares.



    How can I install the font for LibreOffice?










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      I installed some fonts (mingliu.ttc) by putting them in ~/.fonts/



      The font is visible in other applications (such as Abiword & Firefox).



      But it does not appear in the font menu of LibreOffice.
      When I type the font name manually, the characters display as squares.



      How can I install the font for LibreOffice?










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      I installed some fonts (mingliu.ttc) by putting them in ~/.fonts/



      The font is visible in other applications (such as Abiword & Firefox).



      But it does not appear in the font menu of LibreOffice.
      When I type the font name manually, the characters display as squares.



      How can I install the font for LibreOffice?







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          That's weird. I just tried with the same font (mingliu.ttc) and it worked fine in LibreOffice on Ubuntu 10.10.



          There might be a problem with your font cache.



          Try running sudo fc-cache -f -v. This will rebuild the cache.






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            I deleted ~/.fontconfig manually and run fc-cache again.It works now.

            – user13030
            Mar 27 '11 at 3:43











          • If you use the "Quick Start" feature (the LibreOffice's tray icon), you should exit from there (right click on the icon -> Terminate QuickStart) after closing all open documents, and then rebuild the cache, otherwise LibreOffice won't update its internal cache and you won't see the new fonts.

            – Lorenzo Ancora
            Apr 18 '18 at 12:06



















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          I had similar font problems with LibreOffice Version 4.4.2.2 and lubuntu 15.04. I checked the permission of the font files in /usr/share/fonts/ folder, changed the permission from 600 to 744, and used the terminal command "sudo fc-cache -fv". It solved my problems, therefore, ownership of the font can be a cause of the problem.






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            This worked for me as well in lubuntu 16.04 and LibreOffice 5.1.4.2. My installed fonts in /usr/local/share/fonts/ had user root:staff and permission 600. Now, with permission 622 the fonts are recognized by LibreOffice, even without re-running sudo fc-cache -fv.

            – Marten Koetsier
            Oct 25 '16 at 20:58


















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          My version of libreoffice does not "see" True Type Collection (.ttc) fonts. So I had to break open the collection like this:
          1. install Fontforge through the Ubuntu Software app.
          2. right click the .ttc file and open with Fontforge.
          3. you will be asked to choose which of the fonts in the collection you want to choose, pick anyone.
          4. next step select "Generate fonts" and in the drop down menu select True Type and save. You wil get a .ttf
          5. start again to convert the other members of the collection and then install them all the normal way and they do appear in libreoffice (as one)






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            I tried some methods, but all do not work for me.
            I finally manually downloaded the fonts and move them to ~/.local/share/fonts/, and sudo fc-cache -f -v to refresh the cache.






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              That's weird. I just tried with the same font (mingliu.ttc) and it worked fine in LibreOffice on Ubuntu 10.10.



              There might be a problem with your font cache.



              Try running sudo fc-cache -f -v. This will rebuild the cache.






              share|improve this answer


















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                I deleted ~/.fontconfig manually and run fc-cache again.It works now.

                – user13030
                Mar 27 '11 at 3:43











              • If you use the "Quick Start" feature (the LibreOffice's tray icon), you should exit from there (right click on the icon -> Terminate QuickStart) after closing all open documents, and then rebuild the cache, otherwise LibreOffice won't update its internal cache and you won't see the new fonts.

                – Lorenzo Ancora
                Apr 18 '18 at 12:06
















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              That's weird. I just tried with the same font (mingliu.ttc) and it worked fine in LibreOffice on Ubuntu 10.10.



              There might be a problem with your font cache.



              Try running sudo fc-cache -f -v. This will rebuild the cache.






              share|improve this answer


















              • 1





                I deleted ~/.fontconfig manually and run fc-cache again.It works now.

                – user13030
                Mar 27 '11 at 3:43











              • If you use the "Quick Start" feature (the LibreOffice's tray icon), you should exit from there (right click on the icon -> Terminate QuickStart) after closing all open documents, and then rebuild the cache, otherwise LibreOffice won't update its internal cache and you won't see the new fonts.

                – Lorenzo Ancora
                Apr 18 '18 at 12:06














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              That's weird. I just tried with the same font (mingliu.ttc) and it worked fine in LibreOffice on Ubuntu 10.10.



              There might be a problem with your font cache.



              Try running sudo fc-cache -f -v. This will rebuild the cache.






              share|improve this answer













              That's weird. I just tried with the same font (mingliu.ttc) and it worked fine in LibreOffice on Ubuntu 10.10.



              There might be a problem with your font cache.



              Try running sudo fc-cache -f -v. This will rebuild the cache.







              share|improve this answer












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              Mark RussellMark Russell

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                I deleted ~/.fontconfig manually and run fc-cache again.It works now.

                – user13030
                Mar 27 '11 at 3:43











              • If you use the "Quick Start" feature (the LibreOffice's tray icon), you should exit from there (right click on the icon -> Terminate QuickStart) after closing all open documents, and then rebuild the cache, otherwise LibreOffice won't update its internal cache and you won't see the new fonts.

                – Lorenzo Ancora
                Apr 18 '18 at 12:06













              • 1





                I deleted ~/.fontconfig manually and run fc-cache again.It works now.

                – user13030
                Mar 27 '11 at 3:43











              • If you use the "Quick Start" feature (the LibreOffice's tray icon), you should exit from there (right click on the icon -> Terminate QuickStart) after closing all open documents, and then rebuild the cache, otherwise LibreOffice won't update its internal cache and you won't see the new fonts.

                – Lorenzo Ancora
                Apr 18 '18 at 12:06








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              1





              I deleted ~/.fontconfig manually and run fc-cache again.It works now.

              – user13030
              Mar 27 '11 at 3:43





              I deleted ~/.fontconfig manually and run fc-cache again.It works now.

              – user13030
              Mar 27 '11 at 3:43













              If you use the "Quick Start" feature (the LibreOffice's tray icon), you should exit from there (right click on the icon -> Terminate QuickStart) after closing all open documents, and then rebuild the cache, otherwise LibreOffice won't update its internal cache and you won't see the new fonts.

              – Lorenzo Ancora
              Apr 18 '18 at 12:06






              If you use the "Quick Start" feature (the LibreOffice's tray icon), you should exit from there (right click on the icon -> Terminate QuickStart) after closing all open documents, and then rebuild the cache, otherwise LibreOffice won't update its internal cache and you won't see the new fonts.

              – Lorenzo Ancora
              Apr 18 '18 at 12:06














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              I had similar font problems with LibreOffice Version 4.4.2.2 and lubuntu 15.04. I checked the permission of the font files in /usr/share/fonts/ folder, changed the permission from 600 to 744, and used the terminal command "sudo fc-cache -fv". It solved my problems, therefore, ownership of the font can be a cause of the problem.






              share|improve this answer


















              • 1





                This worked for me as well in lubuntu 16.04 and LibreOffice 5.1.4.2. My installed fonts in /usr/local/share/fonts/ had user root:staff and permission 600. Now, with permission 622 the fonts are recognized by LibreOffice, even without re-running sudo fc-cache -fv.

                – Marten Koetsier
                Oct 25 '16 at 20:58















              2














              I had similar font problems with LibreOffice Version 4.4.2.2 and lubuntu 15.04. I checked the permission of the font files in /usr/share/fonts/ folder, changed the permission from 600 to 744, and used the terminal command "sudo fc-cache -fv". It solved my problems, therefore, ownership of the font can be a cause of the problem.






              share|improve this answer


















              • 1





                This worked for me as well in lubuntu 16.04 and LibreOffice 5.1.4.2. My installed fonts in /usr/local/share/fonts/ had user root:staff and permission 600. Now, with permission 622 the fonts are recognized by LibreOffice, even without re-running sudo fc-cache -fv.

                – Marten Koetsier
                Oct 25 '16 at 20:58













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              I had similar font problems with LibreOffice Version 4.4.2.2 and lubuntu 15.04. I checked the permission of the font files in /usr/share/fonts/ folder, changed the permission from 600 to 744, and used the terminal command "sudo fc-cache -fv". It solved my problems, therefore, ownership of the font can be a cause of the problem.






              share|improve this answer













              I had similar font problems with LibreOffice Version 4.4.2.2 and lubuntu 15.04. I checked the permission of the font files in /usr/share/fonts/ folder, changed the permission from 600 to 744, and used the terminal command "sudo fc-cache -fv". It solved my problems, therefore, ownership of the font can be a cause of the problem.







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                This worked for me as well in lubuntu 16.04 and LibreOffice 5.1.4.2. My installed fonts in /usr/local/share/fonts/ had user root:staff and permission 600. Now, with permission 622 the fonts are recognized by LibreOffice, even without re-running sudo fc-cache -fv.

                – Marten Koetsier
                Oct 25 '16 at 20:58












              • 1





                This worked for me as well in lubuntu 16.04 and LibreOffice 5.1.4.2. My installed fonts in /usr/local/share/fonts/ had user root:staff and permission 600. Now, with permission 622 the fonts are recognized by LibreOffice, even without re-running sudo fc-cache -fv.

                – Marten Koetsier
                Oct 25 '16 at 20:58







              1




              1





              This worked for me as well in lubuntu 16.04 and LibreOffice 5.1.4.2. My installed fonts in /usr/local/share/fonts/ had user root:staff and permission 600. Now, with permission 622 the fonts are recognized by LibreOffice, even without re-running sudo fc-cache -fv.

              – Marten Koetsier
              Oct 25 '16 at 20:58





              This worked for me as well in lubuntu 16.04 and LibreOffice 5.1.4.2. My installed fonts in /usr/local/share/fonts/ had user root:staff and permission 600. Now, with permission 622 the fonts are recognized by LibreOffice, even without re-running sudo fc-cache -fv.

              – Marten Koetsier
              Oct 25 '16 at 20:58











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              My version of libreoffice does not "see" True Type Collection (.ttc) fonts. So I had to break open the collection like this:
              1. install Fontforge through the Ubuntu Software app.
              2. right click the .ttc file and open with Fontforge.
              3. you will be asked to choose which of the fonts in the collection you want to choose, pick anyone.
              4. next step select "Generate fonts" and in the drop down menu select True Type and save. You wil get a .ttf
              5. start again to convert the other members of the collection and then install them all the normal way and they do appear in libreoffice (as one)






              share|improve this answer



























                0














                My version of libreoffice does not "see" True Type Collection (.ttc) fonts. So I had to break open the collection like this:
                1. install Fontforge through the Ubuntu Software app.
                2. right click the .ttc file and open with Fontforge.
                3. you will be asked to choose which of the fonts in the collection you want to choose, pick anyone.
                4. next step select "Generate fonts" and in the drop down menu select True Type and save. You wil get a .ttf
                5. start again to convert the other members of the collection and then install them all the normal way and they do appear in libreoffice (as one)






                share|improve this answer

























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                  My version of libreoffice does not "see" True Type Collection (.ttc) fonts. So I had to break open the collection like this:
                  1. install Fontforge through the Ubuntu Software app.
                  2. right click the .ttc file and open with Fontforge.
                  3. you will be asked to choose which of the fonts in the collection you want to choose, pick anyone.
                  4. next step select "Generate fonts" and in the drop down menu select True Type and save. You wil get a .ttf
                  5. start again to convert the other members of the collection and then install them all the normal way and they do appear in libreoffice (as one)






                  share|improve this answer













                  My version of libreoffice does not "see" True Type Collection (.ttc) fonts. So I had to break open the collection like this:
                  1. install Fontforge through the Ubuntu Software app.
                  2. right click the .ttc file and open with Fontforge.
                  3. you will be asked to choose which of the fonts in the collection you want to choose, pick anyone.
                  4. next step select "Generate fonts" and in the drop down menu select True Type and save. You wil get a .ttf
                  5. start again to convert the other members of the collection and then install them all the normal way and they do appear in libreoffice (as one)







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                      I tried some methods, but all do not work for me.
                      I finally manually downloaded the fonts and move them to ~/.local/share/fonts/, and sudo fc-cache -f -v to refresh the cache.






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                        I tried some methods, but all do not work for me.
                        I finally manually downloaded the fonts and move them to ~/.local/share/fonts/, and sudo fc-cache -f -v to refresh the cache.






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                          I finally manually downloaded the fonts and move them to ~/.local/share/fonts/, and sudo fc-cache -f -v to refresh the cache.






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                          I tried some methods, but all do not work for me.
                          I finally manually downloaded the fonts and move them to ~/.local/share/fonts/, and sudo fc-cache -f -v to refresh the cache.







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