VAnything I can do from here?
KI'd start with the bios
KAnd if that doesn't fix it, older image
KMaybe end of last month
VI just installed
KFirst boot is to desktop so you can reinstall to rebase
KWe're using the deckhd patches that were upstreamed
VGonna try ostree 1 just in case
VThat... worked?
V@Kyle Gospo No idea what's going on here, I'll see if I can get the Ostree versions from desktop
VNow it just works
VNo clue...
C
TI'm typing up a cover letter and I just realise this distro dosnt come with ms fonts what do I do ?
Vinstall them
TFrom ?
VThe internet
TBruh.
TOne by one ?
VI don't think we CAN ship them
TIt's on the arch repos.
TDoes distrobox all fonts to be on the host if install in distro box ?
T
CIt's not
CFairly sure
CThere's an AUR that downloads a Windows trial ISO and rips the fonts off of it
TWell must have been magic when it's shiped with cachyos distro.
VMust have been rights infringement
TJust our imaginations fr.
TOr this.
VI think infringing on Microsoft's rights, when the lead developer of the project is a Microsoft Linux Community Engineer is a bad idea
CThose are just FOSS stand-ins
CNot the actual fonts
TOhh because I saw times new romans in it.
CJust a fontconfig setup to do that
CProbably binding some Liberation fonts to those names
TStrange.
TIs there a way to replicate it on bazzite.
CEasiest way to get Windows fonts is still to get them from a Windows install, probably
TNeed a font that can work with corperate standards.
TSince I'm applying for jobs.
TBeen years there must be an easier way.
CI think they're in
C:\Windows\Fonts, you could theoretically copy them and put them in ~/.local/share/fontsCTDon't have a windows machine around me anymore.
TFully switched to linux.
VI'd just use a VM and copy the fonts.
COr use the AUR repos that are linked in that Arch Wiki article on a Distrobox
TI only have 270gb ssd in my latop.
TI'm not finish building my pc.
