Fonts are often overlooked when switching or reinstalling operating systems, and when they’re gone, it’s a real hassle to try to get the right ones back again. You can spend hours or days trying to figure out where your favorite anti-aliased serif font came from and how to get it back onto your system, and for some people, not having Windows fonts in GNU/Linux is a dealbreaker. So here’s how to back up your fonts and install them into GNU/Linux.
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