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Old 11-28-2009, 03:48 AM   #25
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Originally Posted by mtravellerh View Post
This is a mood point anyway, as I don't own a Win partition!
You do not have to own a win partition.
I use MSWindows VERY rarely at home myself. At the moment my main desktop is Mint Linux, before it was PC-BSD and before that FreeBSD. (I am going to install FreeBSD 8.0 on one of my "testing" partitions to see if I do not change my preffered OS again ;-) )
I own many computers and most of those I have purchased Second hand. Some of them came with legal version of Windows. Not that I use it, but it can come handy if I *have* to run a windows only SW such as firmware flasher or [shudder] Sony Library software [/shudder].

This font package is freely installable from ports on FreeBSD or standard repositories for Ubuntu. The only catch is, the fonts are downloaded from a third party site during installation.
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