Ubuntu 10 and later releases include these Song, Kai and Ming Arphic public license fonts: For more background information on this first ever open source Pan-CJK font, see my article on these fonts. These are the Google-branded versions of the open source Unicode "Adobe Source Han Sans" and "Adobe Source Han Serif" fonts, and offer the maximum number of characters possible in a Unicode font. See my free Chinese fonts page for more info. As of April 2017 you can also download the Song ( Ming, serif) "Noto Serif CJK" font until it is simply included in a future release. Ubuntu 16 and later include the Hei (san serif) style "Noto Sans CJK" Unicode font. Included FontsĪfter you have completed the Chinese features installation for Ubuntu 10 / Ubuntu 11 / Ubuntu 12 - 17 / Ubuntu 18 you'll find the following Chinese fonts on your font menus. See my page listing the BabelStone Han project and other sources for free and commercial Chinese fonts. I do periodic surveys of what's out there. Many people arrive here seeking more Chinese fonts for their Ubuntu systems, so I've bumped this paragraph up to the top.
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