deadbinkies

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This font is pretty old. It only looks legible in the large sizes and it's only lowercase. Still, I like it :)

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dasGewitter

14 years ago

I do, indeed, love this font. There is a problem that exists in Gaim. At normal size, the font is very, very, tiny. The problem isn't so apparent in things like OpenOffice, but is there a chance you could test/fix/and update this?

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chrisku

14 years ago

anyone know the license for this?

cheers

Chris

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fardatxo11

15 years ago

Hi, I'm looking for a program that I could make a pretty fonts like these. Do you know someone for Linux. Thanks.

miguelverdu@yahoo.es

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bink

15 years ago

if you have a ~/.fonts/ folder, you can just move the .ttf file in there and then next time you start x (or start a program) it should be in there :)

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bizon

15 years ago

I dont have that folder.
but i looked at gnome help and there was the installation described
i had to go to fonts:/// and copy the font in there
thanks

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bigbandit2004

15 years ago

You can create the folder.
In you home dir just run this command:
mkdir .fonts
the "." means its hidden. ON ubuntu you should have the folder my default.
You can find it in the terminal my using "ls -a" it will list all files/folders even the hidden ones.

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bizon

15 years ago

how do i install it?

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SynTruth

15 years ago

Download the font. You may have to right-click on the link and choose 'Save Link As...' and then rename the file from 'download.php' to 'binkie.ttf' like I had to.

Once saved, browse to where you saved it, right click on the font icon and go to the 'Actions' sub-menu, choose Install. KDE will ask if you want to install for yourself or for the entire system; if you have access to the root password, you can install for the system, else, you'll have to install locally.

There are harder, command-line ways of doing this, but this is KDE, and KDE makes font installing easy. ;)

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bizon

15 years ago

thanks for the reply, but i have gnome. sorry that i didnt mention it but i saw this font at gnome-look and i didnt know it was at kde-look too until notificatin email came from kde-look.
i have gnome on ubuntu hoary

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