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Clearing the Noto Font Clutter: Again
Installing Atkinson Hyperlegible reminded me to clear out the Noto font clutter in this (relatively recent) Manjaro installation. Of course fonts now appear in slightly different locations with slightly different names, so this remains just a serving suggestion:
cd /usr/share/fonts/noto sudo chmod a-w NotoSans-* sudo chmod a-w NotoSansMono* sudo chmod a-w NotoSansDisplay* sudo chmod a-w NotoSansMath* sudo chmod a-w NotoSansSymbol* sudo chmod a-w NotoSerif-* sudo chmod a-w NotoSerifDisplay* sudo chmod a-w NotoMusic* sudo chmod a-w NotoMath* sudo find . -perm /u=w -name \*ttf -delete
Get rid of some other clutter:
cd ../TTF sudo chmod a-w DejaVu* sudo chmod a-w Inconsolata-* sudo find . -perm /u=w -name \*ttf -delete cd ../droid sudo chmod a-w DroidSans-Bold.ttf sudo chmod a-w DroidSans.ttf sudo chmod a-w DroidSansFallback* sudo chmod a-w DroidSansMono.ttf sudo chmod a-w DroidSerif-* cd ../adobe-source-han-sans sudo rm *otf
For unknown reasons, we now have two font cache updaters:
sudo fc-cache -v -f sudo fc-cache-32 -v -f
Now font selection in, say, LibreOffice doesn’t involve paging through a myriad fonts in languages I cannot recognize, let alone read. Admittedly, Inconsolata does have more variations than I’ll ever use.