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Originally Posted by Atunah
Well, they finally added a feature I am totally clueless how to use. I wouldn't even know where to get started, where to get the fonts, etc. But good for those that been wanting that without having to do the hacking whatever they had to do for it.
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I'd start with the Google fonts collection at fonts.google.com: you can be sure that all those fonts can be reused without legal problems, but more importantly most of them are very good fonts by good font designers.
But I got mine from TeXLive, which as you'd expect for a professional typesetting system comes with a massive number of fonts: they're in all sorts of formats, some frankly bizarre and some supported only by TeX, but a lot are TrueType or OTF and thus can be used with the Kindle, and almost all newly-added ones are in OTF these days, and they're all very good fonts. I mean, look at this (very incomplete and partial) list: <
https://tex.stackexchange.com/questi...ed-in-tex-live>. There's a lot there. Here's a bigger list: <
http://ctan.math.washington.edu/tex-archive/fonts/> (if you install TeX Live, you get font samplers for most of these.) <
http://www.tug.dk/FontCatalogue/> may also be useful.