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README.md

mark's fonts

a collection of fonts that are licenced under the Open Font Licence

meaning you can use them for personal and commercial use (i'd recommend still crediting the authors though)

except for

  • sources/JohnnyGLTFont.zip by u/JohnnyDZ0707 (link)

instructions

steps to extract everything from the zip files:

Note

a tip for Windows users: when extracting, you can select all the zip files via clicking on Type to sort by type, then selecting all the zip files

  1. get the fonts

    Warning

    do NOT download a zip archive of the repository, as it will not contain the fonts due to a bug with forgejo/gitea and git lfs

    run the following command to clone the repository:

    git clone https://forge.joshwel.co/mark/fonts

    for Windows users or non-terminal users:

    • right-click a directory where you want to save the fonts
    • right-click, and click on Open in Terminal
    • then, type out 'git clone https://forge.joshwel.co/mark/fonts' (without the single quotes btw) within the black box
    • press enter to run it

    if you don't have git installed, you can download it from here

  2. extract every sources/*.zip to sources/ext/*

    for windows: select everything in sources, right-click, Extract files... (7-zip)

    modify the path to add a ext/ after sources/

    instructions

  3. run python extract.py

    this will extract all the fonts to files/

    for Windows users or non-terminal users:

    • right-click in the newly created fonts folder
    • right-click, and click on Open in Terminal
    • then, type out 'python extract.py' (without the single quotes btw) within the black box
    • press enter to run it

    example

    if you get an error, you might need to install python from here

  4. install the fonts in files/

    • for windows
      select all the fonts, right-click, Install or Install for all users

    • for mac
      copy the fonts to ~/Library/Fonts/

    • for Plan9 or 9front
      copy the fonts to /lib/font/bit/ after converting them with https://git.sr.ht/~ft/ttfs

    • for bsds
      copy the fonts to ~/.fonts/ or /usr/local/share/fonts/

    • for linux
      copy the fonts to ~/.local/share/fonts/, /usr/share/fonts/, or /usr/local/share/fonts/

    for *nix systems, you can also use a font manager if you prefer