Arabic font for ubuntu looks ugly!
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I'm using Ubuntu 16.04
The Arabic font looks really ugly, it's not good for reading or user interface.
is there any alternative font to use? is it going to be better in Ubuntu 18 or they will keep it as it is?
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Ahmed Hamdan
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I'm using Ubuntu 16.04
The Arabic font looks really ugly, it's not good for reading or user interface.
is there any alternative font to use? is it going to be better in Ubuntu 18 or they will keep it as it is?
fonts arabic
asked Apr 21 at 18:01
Ahmed Hamdan
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Please let us know which font you refer to when you say the Arabic font. The fonts packages for Arabic, which Ubuntu suggests by default, arefonts-arabeyesandfonts-kacst. Are those packages installed on your system? And yes, there are alternatives, of course.
– Gunnar Hjalmarsson
Apr 21 at 18:09
Ubuntu regular, and the font used in windows title bar
– Ahmed Hamdan
Apr 21 at 18:40
The sparse info you provide makes it hard to help you. Possibly it could be fixed with configuration. Anyway, a package which contains alternative Arabic fonts isfonts-noto-hinted.
– Gunnar Hjalmarsson
Apr 22 at 2:27
look at this awful font after installing Ubuntu 18: imgur.com/a/TKRyMXS
– Ahmed Hamdan
Apr 27 at 0:23
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up vote
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down vote
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I'm using Ubuntu 16.04
The Arabic font looks really ugly, it's not good for reading or user interface.
is there any alternative font to use? is it going to be better in Ubuntu 18 or they will keep it as it is?
fonts arabic
asked Apr 21 at 18:01
Ahmed Hamdan
11
I'm using Ubuntu 16.04
The Arabic font looks really ugly, it's not good for reading or user interface.
is there any alternative font to use? is it going to be better in Ubuntu 18 or they will keep it as it is?
fonts arabic
asked Apr 21 at 18:01
Ahmed Hamdan
11
asked Apr 21 at 18:01
Ahmed Hamdan
11
asked Apr 21 at 18:01
Ahmed Hamdan
11
asked Apr 21 at 18:01
Ahmed Hamdan
11
11
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Please let us know which font you refer to when you say the Arabic font. The fonts packages for Arabic, which Ubuntu suggests by default, arefonts-arabeyesandfonts-kacst. Are those packages installed on your system? And yes, there are alternatives, of course.
– Gunnar Hjalmarsson
Apr 21 at 18:09
Ubuntu regular, and the font used in windows title bar
– Ahmed Hamdan
Apr 21 at 18:40
The sparse info you provide makes it hard to help you. Possibly it could be fixed with configuration. Anyway, a package which contains alternative Arabic fonts isfonts-noto-hinted.
– Gunnar Hjalmarsson
Apr 22 at 2:27
look at this awful font after installing Ubuntu 18: imgur.com/a/TKRyMXS
– Ahmed Hamdan
Apr 27 at 0:23
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Please let us know which font you refer to when you say the Arabic font. The fonts packages for Arabic, which Ubuntu suggests by default, arefonts-arabeyesandfonts-kacst. Are those packages installed on your system? And yes, there are alternatives, of course.
– Gunnar Hjalmarsson
Apr 21 at 18:09
Ubuntu regular, and the font used in windows title bar
– Ahmed Hamdan
Apr 21 at 18:40
The sparse info you provide makes it hard to help you. Possibly it could be fixed with configuration. Anyway, a package which contains alternative Arabic fonts isfonts-noto-hinted.
– Gunnar Hjalmarsson
Apr 22 at 2:27
look at this awful font after installing Ubuntu 18: imgur.com/a/TKRyMXS
– Ahmed Hamdan
Apr 27 at 0:23
2
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Please let us know which font you refer to when you say the Arabic font. The fonts packages for Arabic, which Ubuntu suggests by default, are
fonts-arabeyes and fonts-kacst. Are those packages installed on your system? And yes, there are alternatives, of course.– Gunnar Hjalmarsson
Apr 21 at 18:09
Please let us know which font you refer to when you say the Arabic font. The fonts packages for Arabic, which Ubuntu suggests by default, are
fonts-arabeyes and fonts-kacst. Are those packages installed on your system? And yes, there are alternatives, of course.– Gunnar Hjalmarsson
Apr 21 at 18:09
Ubuntu regular, and the font used in windows title bar
– Ahmed Hamdan
Apr 21 at 18:40
Ubuntu regular, and the font used in windows title bar
– Ahmed Hamdan
Apr 21 at 18:40
The sparse info you provide makes it hard to help you. Possibly it could be fixed with configuration. Anyway, a package which contains alternative Arabic fonts is
fonts-noto-hinted.– Gunnar Hjalmarsson
Apr 22 at 2:27
The sparse info you provide makes it hard to help you. Possibly it could be fixed with configuration. Anyway, a package which contains alternative Arabic fonts is
fonts-noto-hinted.– Gunnar Hjalmarsson
Apr 22 at 2:27
look at this awful font after installing Ubuntu 18: imgur.com/a/TKRyMXS
– Ahmed Hamdan
Apr 27 at 0:23
look at this awful font after installing Ubuntu 18: imgur.com/a/TKRyMXS
– Ahmed Hamdan
Apr 27 at 0:23
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Please let us know which font you refer to when you say the Arabic font. The fonts packages for Arabic, which Ubuntu suggests by default, are
fonts-arabeyesandfonts-kacst. Are those packages installed on your system? And yes, there are alternatives, of course.– Gunnar Hjalmarsson
Apr 21 at 18:09
Ubuntu regular, and the font used in windows title bar
– Ahmed Hamdan
Apr 21 at 18:40
The sparse info you provide makes it hard to help you. Possibly it could be fixed with configuration. Anyway, a package which contains alternative Arabic fonts is
fonts-noto-hinted.– Gunnar Hjalmarsson
Apr 22 at 2:27
look at this awful font after installing Ubuntu 18: imgur.com/a/TKRyMXS
– Ahmed Hamdan
Apr 27 at 0:23