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Is there anyway to have multiple directories for loading fonts in Linux distros? Or loading the fonts from a directory inside .fonts such as .fonts/DIRECTORY?

I have two sets of fonts, and I don't want to mix them in .fonts directory.

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You can organize your fonts in subdirectories under your dedicated fonts directories (e.g. .fonts or .local/share/fonts). These fonts all will be picked up.

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  • Thank you, my friend. I wanted to add have multiple directories inside these paths you mentioned above. For example: .fonts/English and .fonts/Korean. I don't want to mix them in one directory.
    – Dolan
    Commented Sep 1, 2021 at 7:02
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It seems we can have directories inside .fonts directory and still the fonts will show up. If it doesn't work for you, maybe you need a log-out and log-in or reboot and done. The fonts inside the other directories will show up also.

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