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Old 05-31-2022, 06:41 PM   #69
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Just remember that Times New Roman (and others) is typically an alias to something else on Linux. If you want to see what your aliases are pointing to, something like the following should do the trick:

Code:
for family in serif sans-serif monospace Arial Helvetica Verdana "Times New Roman" "Courier New"; do
  echo -n "$family: "
  fc-match "$family"
done
I'll try to check if I can recreate this on Linux myself. Might not be tonight, though.

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