Get Ubuntu’s /etc/fonts directory, remove or rename your own /etc/fonts, and put Ubuntu’s in its place.
I’ve been using this hack in Debian Sid, I have applied it to several machines, and it always gets the job done.
Apologies for veering off topic.
I've used these successfully on Debian, Arch and FreeBSD, and always had great results.
Get Ubuntu’s /etc/fonts directory, remove or rename your own /etc/fonts, and put Ubuntu’s in its place.
I’ve been using this hack in Debian Sid, I have applied it to several machines, and it always gets the job done.
Apologies for veering off topic.