Recently I got my hand dirty again on reconfiguring my notebook. One of the thing that I did was installing Microsoft True Type Fonts inside Linux. Simply follow the directions written in http://corefonts.sourceforge.net/.
The only problem lies in the fact that the spec file use somewhat wrong download URL. So, to solve that, I made a trivial patch to adjust the spec file here.
Just put the spec file and the patch at the same directory and do:
patch < patch.txt
Replace "patch.txt" with the actual name of the downloaded patch file name. That should do it :)
regards,
Mulyadi
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