Google looked it up, and sure enough, the TTF font in Windows is compatible with GNOME. I immediately identified my solution-using the Microsoft Elegance under Windows as the default font for desktops and applications.
1. First get a set of "Microsoft Ya-Black" Font library (Google a lot), including two files Msyh.ttf (ordinary), Msyhbd.ttf (bold);
2. Create a subdirectory under the/usr/share/fonts directory, such as win, which commands the following:
# Mkdir/usr/share/fonts/win
3. Copy Msyh.ttf and Msyhbd.ttf to the directory, for example, the two files are placed under/root/desktop, using the command:
# Cd/root/desktop
# CP Msyh.ttf msyhbd.ttf/usr/share/fonts/win/
4. Create font index information, update font caching:
# Cd/usr/share/fonts/win
# Mkfontscale
# Mkfontdir
# Fc-cache
At this point, the font has been installed.
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