Missing both /etc/fonts/conf.d/ and /etc/fonts/conf.avail/
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I seem to have accidentally deleted these two locations.
Is there anyway I can fix this?
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I seem to have accidentally deleted these two locations.
Is there anyway I can fix this?
arch-linux fonts
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Restore from a backup?
– Sparhawk
Feb 2 at 6:17
You could try to find the packages withpacman -Qo /etc/fonts/conf.availandpacman -Qo /etc/fonts/conf.d. Then reinstall the listed packages.
– Thomas
Feb 2 at 8:39
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I seem to have accidentally deleted these two locations.
Is there anyway I can fix this?
arch-linux fonts
asked Feb 2 at 4:59
archlinux-noobarchlinux-noob
1
I seem to have accidentally deleted these two locations.
Is there anyway I can fix this?
arch-linux fonts
arch-linux fonts
asked Feb 2 at 4:59
archlinux-noobarchlinux-noob
1
asked Feb 2 at 4:59
archlinux-noobarchlinux-noob
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asked Feb 2 at 4:59
archlinux-noobarchlinux-noob
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asked Feb 2 at 4:59
archlinux-noobarchlinux-noob
1
asked Feb 2 at 4:59
archlinux-noobarchlinux-noob
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Restore from a backup?
– Sparhawk
Feb 2 at 6:17
You could try to find the packages withpacman -Qo /etc/fonts/conf.availandpacman -Qo /etc/fonts/conf.d. Then reinstall the listed packages.
– Thomas
Feb 2 at 8:39
add a comment |
Restore from a backup?
– Sparhawk
Feb 2 at 6:17
You could try to find the packages withpacman -Qo /etc/fonts/conf.availandpacman -Qo /etc/fonts/conf.d. Then reinstall the listed packages.
– Thomas
Feb 2 at 8:39
Restore from a backup?
– Sparhawk
Feb 2 at 6:17
Restore from a backup?
– Sparhawk
Feb 2 at 6:17
You could try to find the packages with
pacman -Qo /etc/fonts/conf.avail and pacman -Qo /etc/fonts/conf.d. Then reinstall the listed packages.– Thomas
Feb 2 at 8:39
You could try to find the packages with
pacman -Qo /etc/fonts/conf.avail and pacman -Qo /etc/fonts/conf.d. Then reinstall the listed packages.– Thomas
Feb 2 at 8:39
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Restore from a backup?
– Sparhawk
Feb 2 at 6:17
You could try to find the packages with
pacman -Qo /etc/fonts/conf.availandpacman -Qo /etc/fonts/conf.d. Then reinstall the listed packages.– Thomas
Feb 2 at 8:39