100+ Beautiful Free Fonts for Ubuntu
If you are a graphic and web designer, the default fonts that came with Ubuntu will surely be not enough for your needs. However, if you know where to look, you can find plenty of additional fonts that can help get the job done. If you don’t believe me, let me share to you a hundred or so good-looking free fonts, and then I'll show you how to easily install them on Ubuntu:
* Dustismo Fonts
This is my favorite. Why? Just see the screenshots below (Click on image to view full size):
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Only for Ubuntu? Wow, I
Only for Ubuntu? Wow, I thought fonts were installable on all systems. My mistake.
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