Linux typically mounts those devices on the root system under /mnt, so the path above is saying /folder where Linux mounts hard drive and USB drives/the C drive/usual folders.īack on Windows land, copy paste the script to a new file where you downloaded your fonts and call it otf2ttf.sh. If you think of your Local C: drive, that’s just a hard drive device on the computer. Since the file systems are quite different on a Windows machine versus a Linux machine, it’ll take a bit of getting used to and wrangling the two worlds to get to where you want to be. # Here’s where I put mine cd /mnt/c/Users/Chuck/Downloads/Assets/Fonts/

So, let’s install the fontforge cli (command line interface) tool: # Just to make sure we have the latest repo info sudo apt-get update # Now install fontforge sudo apt-get install fontforge -y # Change directory to where you downloaded the fonts.