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Old 05-30-2009   #1 (permalink)
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hi i have aspire one netbook,and its os is linux lite linpus.
i have to install farsi fonts but i don know how.
please explain some way for doing this.thanks....
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Hi, welcome to THE forum.

I don't use linpus. But it is based on fedora. So, the same commands should work. Hope you know what a terminal is. Login as root and execute this:
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yum list '*farsi*' | less
This will list all the packages with text farsi in it. Note down the package name for farsi fonts. Then install it with 'yum install'. For my local language fonts I do,
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yum install ttf-indic-fonts
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