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sudo fc-cache -f -vChoose the FontsYou can choose the fonts from: System -> Preferences -> Font From Font Preferences, I choose these following fonts:Application font: Lucida Grande 9Document font: Lucida Grande 9Desktop font: MACGrande 9Window title font: LucidaMacBoldFixed width font: Lucida ConsoleFeel free to make your own choice ConfigurationYou need addition configuration to make your Mac Fonts look nice for you. Type command:sudo dpkg-reconfigure fontconfigAt the first fontconfig configuration screen, you can choose:Native if you want your fonts look like picture 1.Autohinter if you want your fonts look like picture 2.None if you want your fonts look like picture 3.For the next screen, let them by default.You may need restart your session to make changes effect by logout and login again. Please leave a comment here. Any comment will be appreciate. Thank You very much. Good luck…Link Related Posts: Posted at Thursday, April 27th, 2006 by Supriyadi WidodoMost Related Posts 26 Comments to “Mac Font on Dapper Drake” eko says: mas supri saya lagi bljr linux bisa ngga sih gnome ku didandanin kaya mac ada ngga sih docker kayak kxdocker tapi buat gnomemakasih mas April 28, 2006 at 6:10 am says: Bisa-bisa aja gnome mirip ama mac. Tapi mungkin tetep kalah ama yang aslinya Kalo docker yang khusus buat gnome sich kayanya blom ada. Setahu saya loch. Kali aja perlu search lagi. Selama ini aku pakai KXDocker (aslinya untuk KDE tapi sudah bisa buat GNOME juga). Terus aku ganti pake Engage. Tentu ada kurang dan lebihnya di masing2 aplikasi. Aku juga masih belajar kok. Bagi-bagi ilmu donk… Thx… May 1, 2006 at 1:07 pm NetTribe says: Thank you, I found this guide very helpful June 10, 2006 at 1:08 am brian says: hey thanks for that! September 13, 2006 at 1:49 am says: I had to view this page through Google’s cache to see the whole page. It appears broken whether I view through Safari or Firefox in OS X… and Firefox in Ubuntu. October 2, 2006 at 9:21 pm says: I had to view this page through Google’s cache ( ) to see the whole page. It appears broken whether I view through Safari or Firefox in OS X and Firefox in Ubuntu. October 2, 2006 at 9:22 pm Carlos Cardoso says: Hi. Congratulations for the excelent well writen text.I’ve followed all instructions above but occurs a instigant problem. Those fonts appears be installed and can read in certain programs but in the Font Preferences. It can see all the Macfonts (like Lucida Grande etc), but type all of them in the same wrong way: instead normal letters it shows very small letters and numbers all of then as an unique font. If I choose one of them, everything get crazy and irreadable.Could anyone say to me what’ s wrong? October 4, 2006 at 4:35 am Robert says: I followed the mac font suggestion of this website, and I have to say: this is the only thing that makes Edgy on my Latitude D600 laptop look nice. Bitstream or Microsoft fonts just don’t seem to do the trick as well… Why isn’t this a more popular option? I agree that fonts and look-and-feel issues are probably the major thing that holds back Ubuntu at this time. People spend hours in front of their monitors and having it look good is more important than anything. This is probably also the *only* reason why Windows Vista will be succesful: it hurts less on the eyes… October 10, 2006 at 9:42 pm says:

Mac Font on Dapper Drake | supriyadisw.net | Blog, Techno, and Me The Blog Mac Font on Dapper Drake About Mac FontsMac FontsAppleGaramondAquabaseLITHOGRLLucida GrandeLucida MacluconMacGrand RequirementYou need Mac Fonts. You can download them from osx-e. After downloaded, you need to install them on Dapper Drake:unzip Fonts.zip