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Installing fonts
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Before you start
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Review the fonts on your system. Fedora includes many fonts by default, to see which fonts are installed on your system, use *GNOME Font Viewer*, which is installed by default. Alternatively use the *Fontmatrix* application which is availabe from *GNOME Software* and provides more features, such as searching for a font based on a raster image:
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Start *GNOME Software* by choosing *Software* from the Start menu.
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Search for 'Fontmatrix'.
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Choose 'Fontmatrix' from the results and click 'Install'.
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Procedure
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To install fonts from the Fedora repository:
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Run the following command to list available fonts:
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$ dnf search font
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Copy the name of the font you want to install.
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Run the following command to install the font:
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$ dnf install <font name>
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For example:
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$ dnf install google-noto-mono-fonts.noarch
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To install fonts from the filesystem:
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Locate the font file using the *Nautilus* file manager.
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Double-click the font file to open the font in *GNOME Font Viewer*. A preview of the font is displayed.
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Click *Install* to install the font.
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If you use *GNOME Font Viewer* to install fonts, those fonts are only available to the current user.
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