In your Linux system you can easily find all installed fonts via command-line based terminal application and you don’t need any third party GUI applications for that. In this article we are going to use fc-list command to lists all installed fonts and styles using fontconfig tool.
Find All Installed Fonts In Ubuntu Linux
Open the terminal application (ctrl+alt+t) and run below command to list all installed fonts in Linux.
fc-list
This command list fonts with installed path.
If you don’t have fontconfig, then install this via below command.
sudo apt-get install fontconfig
Using the below command you can find and list installed fonts for a particular language. For example to list all installed Hindi language fonts, then run the following command.
fc-list :lang=hi
For the complete usage details please refer the man pages.
man fc-list
That’s all.
