Open Source Linux Fonts
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Microsoft's TrueType core fonts
A smart package of Microsoft's core fonts
So far this project consists of a source rpm that can be used to easily create a binary rpm package that, when installed, gives access to Microsoft's TrueType core fonts for the Web. -
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Source Han Sans
Set of OpenType Pan-CJK fonts
Source Han Sans is a set of OpenType Pan-CJK fonts. In addition to functional OpenType fonts, this open source project provides all of the source files that were used to build these OpenType fonts by using the AFDKO tools. Individual font resources or ZIP files for various deployment configurations are available for download. To help decide which fonts to download, please refer to the Configurations section of the official font readme file. Those who are unfamiliar with GitHub are encouraged to reference the official Source Han download guide, which is provided in English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese. You can also download entire releases that include all available configurations in two ZIP files. To build the binary font files from source, you need to have installed the Adobe Font Development Kit for OpenType (AFDKO). The AFDKO tools are widely used for font development today, and are part of most font editor applications. -
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WenQuanYi (Spring of Letters)
Crowd-sourcing CJK font project
This project aims to develop the most complete, standard compliant, high-quality Chinese (and CJKV) fonts and resources, including bitmap and outline fonts of various styles. We also develop web-based tools to facilitate online font-dev collaborations. -
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FontForge
Free (libre) font editor for Windows, Mac OS X and GNU+Linux
FontForge is a free (libre) font editor for Windows, Mac OS X and GNU+Linux. Use it to create, edit and convert fonts in OpenType, TrueType, UFO, CID-keyed, Multiple Master, and many other formats. FontForge is a free and open source font editor brought to you by a community of fellow type lovers. You can donate to support the project financially. Type design is visually complex as well as highly technical, however it is easier to begin making type now than ever, partly because of the availability of free tools like FontForge. While being a handy tool with which to begin, FontForge is not just for beginners. It has an advanced toolset and is rapidly improving at the time this book is being written. FontForge can be fine-tuned in various ways. Here are some tips and tricks for doing so. You have many options for optimizing FontForge for your platform and workflow. -
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OOO Extras
Extra tools for OpenOffice under weak copyleft or other licenses
A space to store classic OOo dependencies that cannot be easily redistributed in Apache OpenOffice's Source tree. Initially this was meant for copyleft tarballs only but it is also pretty handy to mirror other file dependencies. -
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Source Han Serif
A set of OpenType/CFF Pan-CJK fonts
Source Han Serif is a set of OpenType/CFF Pan-CJK fonts. In addition to functional OpenType fonts, this open source project provides all of the source files that were used to build these OpenType fonts by using the AFDKO makeotf and otf2otc tools. Individual font resources or ZIP files for various deployment configurations are available for download. To help decide which fonts to download, please refer to the Configurations section of the official font readme file. Those who are unfamiliar with GitHub are encouraged to reference the official Source Han download guide, which is provided in English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese. You can also download entire releases that include all available configurations in a single ZIP file. The ZIP file for the latest release is approximately 2GB. -
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LinuxLibertine.org
We provide pleasant OS font-families for documents and screen.
We develop 2 artful digital font-families called “Linux Libertine” (serif font) and “Biolinum” (sans-serif). Both elegant good-readable Unicode fonts for daily & professional use (see OpenType & WOFF). Break the monotony of (c) W*ndows Fonts! -
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Computer Modern Unicode fonts were converted from metafont sources using mftrace with autotrace backend and fontforge. Their main purpose is to create free good quality fonts for use in X applications supporting many languages.
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Vazirmatn Font
Vazirmatn is a Persian/Arabic font
Vazirmatn is a Persian/Arabic font project that started in 2015 under the name of Vazir with the idea of a new simple and legible typeface suitable for web pages and applications. Design and development have taken a long way but I hope the results are worth it. Thanks to DejaVu Sans font (v2.35) published in public domain there was a free software base to start the Vazir project. Although Vazir was completely different in typeface, still the original software was common. The design is done in Fontforge. For Latin glyphs, Vazirmatn is combined with Roboto font by a build script, however, there is also a version without Latin glyphs (Non-Latin). All weights other than Thin, Regular and Black are generated by the interpolation method by fontmake library. -
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Ark Pixel Font
Ark pixel font - Open source Pan-CJK pixel font
Ark pixel font - Open source Pan-CJK pixel font / Ark pixel font - Open source Pan-CJK pixel font. An open-source pan-Chinese-Japanese-Korean pixel font. 10, 12 and 16 pixels are supported. The goal is to provide an out-of-the-box pixel font solution for game development that can be used for text. This project not only provides all the glyph source files, but also provides the complete program needed to build the font. This font is still in early development and still lacks a large number of Chinese characters in all sizes. Among them, 12 pixels are the main development target. 10, 16 pixels are experimental. Efforts are currently underway to achieve the availability of 12 pixels under the GB2312 character set. We have a temporary interim solution available for production until the full font is available, check out the Stitcher Pixel Font project. -
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Fira Code
Free monospaced font with programming ligatures
Fira Code is a free and open source monospaced font containing programming ligatures for the most commonly-used multi-character combinations in programming. Programmers use a lot of symbols that are encoded through a series of characters. Often these symbols are quickly done and overlooked, causing errors due to spacing, etc. Fira Code helps solve such problems. While all programming languages should be designed with full-fledged Unicode symbols for operators, such is not yet the case. Until then, there's Fira Code. Fira Code's solution is clean, simple and only font rendering. This means that the underlying code is still very much ASCII-compatible, allowing for the faster reading and understanding of code. -
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Monospaced font designed for long (8+ hours per day) work with computers. Contains 1326 characters, supports about 120 language sets, many IBM, Windows and Macintosh code pages, IBM VGA / vt100 / xterm pseudographic characters and Esperanto.
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Maple Font
Open source monospace/Nerd Font font with round corner and ligatures
Open source monospace/Nerd Font font with round corner and ligatures for IDE and command line. Inspired by Source Code Pro, Fira Code Retina, Sarasa Mono SC Nerd and so on. New shape, such as @ # $ % & and new shape of italic style. More ligatures - such as .., ..., /*, /**. Small size, leave only contains latin, table control characters and few symbols. Better rendering effect - redesigned it according to Fira Code Retina's spacing and glyph. Cursive style, better glyph shape, lower the height of capital letters and numbers, reduce or modify kerning and center operators + - * = ^ ~ < >. -
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Operator Mono Ligatures
Add ligatures to Operator Mono similar to Fira Code
Add ligatures to Operator Mono similar to Fira Code. This project will generate new OpenType fonts for Operator Mono that includes ligatures similar to those found in the popular Fira Code font. These ligatures were custom-created using Glyphs. There are even italic versions of the ligatures. All new redesigned ligatures with better hinting. Updated font generation to support advanced OpenType features like those found in Fira Code. For example, the cursor now moves inside the ligature. It also handles repeating characters properly. -
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ZPix
Zpix is a pixel font, supporting English and Traditional Chinese
Zpix is a pixel font, supporting English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese and Japanese. Char Total: 21998 (English/Traditional Chinese/Simplified Chinese/Japanese) -
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Tadween is a powerful multilingual application allowing users to write Arabic in applications that support Unicode but don't fully support Arabic.
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UniFraktur provides the smart font technologies that are required for Unicode standards compliant blackletter computer typography. Some example fonts are included, but the main focus is on the smart font technologies OpenType, Graphite and AAT.
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Glow Sans
SHSans-derived CJK font family with a more concise & modern look
SHSans-derived CJK font family with a more concise & modern look. Future Yinghei·Future Yinghei·ヒカリ角ゴ, Based on the transformation of Siyuan Heibody, it has a series of thickness and width, a more concise and modern super large font family. Future Yinghei is an open-source font project based on Siyuan Heidi, Fira Sans and Raleway, supporting Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Japanese; Siyuan HeiTi's 7-character weight has been expanded to a 9-character weight, and width series are provided. The whole family has a total of 44 typefaces. Compared with the Siyuan black body, the shape of the future Yinghei is more concise and modern, and the layout effect is fresh and light. In the future, Yinghei's middle palace and characters are more restrained, and the center of gravity has been reconfigured between the weights of characters; the details of strokes are handled more cleanly, concisely, and straightly. -
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Codeface
Typefaces for source code beautification
Codeface is a gallery and repository of monospaced fonts for developers. Fonts displayed in the main gallery, bitmap gallery, and CJK gallery are distributed through this repository. The font name link will open the respective font directory where you can download fonts from each typeface. This directory also includes the typeface license. The font archive links on the main gallery page include all fonts in the main gallery and bitmap font gallery collections. The font archive links on the CJK gallery page include only the fonts included in the CJK gallery. These font archives are updated with all font updates in the respective galleries. Fonts displayed in the Non-redistribution gallery are free for desktop use; however, their licenses do not permit redistribution through the Codeface repository. You can use the font name link to open the download page on the respective typeface site. -
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Monocraft
A programming font based on the typeface used in Minecraft
Monocraft is a font for developers who like Minecraft a little too much. Featuring monospaced characters and tasteful ligatures, I've carefully designed each glyph in Monocraft to be usable in a dev environment while preserving that Minecraft charm. Try it out today and discover why nobody has ever done this before! The characters in this font were based on the typeface used in the Minecraft UI, with a select few glyphs updated for better readability and spacing. Each character has been carefully redesigned to work in a monospaced font. Thin characters like “i” and “l” have been reworked with tasteful tails and serifs to look better in a monospaced environment. Add some spice to your programming life with all new ligature characters. Arrows now look like arrows and comparison operators are easier to see at a glance. After following the installation instructions up above, simply select the "Monocraft" font (note the space) in any application that supports custom fonts. -
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Pretendard
A system-ui alternative font for all cross-platform
System-UI replacement fonts available on all platforms | A system-UI alternative font for all cross-platform. Pretendard is a modern font that is natural for cross-platform product offerings and multilingual typography. Pretendard, which has been refined based on Inter , Bongothic , and M PLUS 1p , does not require additional work for readability and visual correction in the reading environment. A detailed story explaining Pretendard's background, features, and OpenType features can be found. You can use Pretendard using a CDN, and you can use the CDN of your choice among cdnjs and UNPKG, in addition to jsDelivr, which is basically recommended by checking the toggle. Pretendard provides dynamic subsets in the same way as Hangul fonts provided by Google Fonts, as a way to solve the problem of web font capacity. Use the code below to use Pretendard faster by selectively downloading only the text included in the page. The font-family name to use Pretendardis. -
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Unicons
1000+ Pixel-perfect vector icons and Iconfont for your next project
1000+ Pixel-perfect vector icons and Iconfont for your next project. These icons are designed by IconScout. It's easy to use Unicons on your website by just inserting the following CSS. You can also download this repo and use the CSS from the CSS folder. If you're a designer then it's always great to have SVG files. You can download SVGs from Official Unicons Website or download Icondrop to access these icons right into Sketch, Adobe Xd, Adobe Illustrator, and many more. There's a Flutter package created by Pedro Lemos, available in pub.dev, which can be easily used in your project. Alternatively, your editor might support flutter pub get. Check the docs for your editor to learn more. We've created components for popular libraries like React, VueJS, React Native. You can head over to official GitHub Repo to know more. -
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Cozette
A bitmap programming font optimized for coziness
A bitmap programming font optimized for coziness. Cozette is a 6x13px (bounding box; average 5px character width, 3px descent, 10px ascent, 8px cap height) bitmap font based on Dina, which itself is based on Proggy. It's also heavily inspired by Creep. I absolutely adore Creep, and was using it up until I got a higher-DPI screen for which it was slightly too small. That prompted me to make the bitmap font I always wished existed: Cozette; a small-but-not-tiny bitmap font with great coverage of all the glyphs you might encounter in the terminal. I'm intentionally putting the emphasis on "you" - although Cozette already has all the glyphs I've seen in my CLI tools so far, you might find it's missing a glyph you wish it had. If that's the case, please file an issue! It's an important goal for Cozette to be a useful bitmap alternative to Nerd Fonts. Bitmap fonts are, effectively, just that - bitmaps. -
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HackGen
HackGen is a composite font of Hack and GenJyuu-Gothic
HackGen is a composite font of Hack and GenJyuu-Gothic. Hakugen (Hakugen) is a programming font that combines Hack, an English font for programming, and Genju Gothic, a derivative font of Minamoto no Kaku Gothic. In addition to simply synthesizing the two fonts, we are working to further improve visibility through some unique modifications. Orthodox monospaced font with character width half-width 1: full-width 2 (character width half-width 3: full-width 5 version also included) Hack-derived, easy-to-read English letters with a gentle impression. Kana characters and kanji with the texture of Maru Gothic while being firm derived from Genju Gothic (supports 1st to 4th level kanji) Full-width space visualization, pipe symbol |break line (Ricty Discord inspired) The dakuten and semi-dakuten are made larger than usual, making them easier to distinguish even when the display size is small.
