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FAQ, please read before posting:

1. I get an error that the sources cannot be downloaded: Please read the instructions on the top of the PKGBUILD.

2. Some fonts are missing in my copy of Windows (e.g., holomdl2, corbel, chandra, ...): It seems that Microsoft distributes some fonts only with some Windows versions. You can just comment out the corresponding line in the PKGBUILD and then build with "makepkg --skipchecksums".

3. Some fonts have different checksums: We keep the checksums synchronized with our own Windows installations that are regularly updated. Different Windows versions, different ISOs etc. may contain fonts in different versions/variants. Just build the package using "makepkg --skipchecksums".

4. Why does the version not correspond to the latest Windows 10 build: If fonts have not changes between builds, there is no reason to change the version number of this package.

5. Why are some fonts (e.g., traditional chinese, japanese etc.) not included here, not even in the corresponding split packages: We currently only include fonts that are installed on a standard Windows installation, without additional feature-on-demand packages (see: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/typography/fonts/windows_10_font_list).

Please refrain from posting links to the font files required to build this package. Microsoft fonts are protected by copyright and neither we nor you are allowed to distribute them. This package only provides an approach to cleanly integrate the fonts into an Arch Linux system provided that you have a licensed copy of Windows 10. Otherwise you can use the ttf-ms-fonts package to install publicly available fonts. If you post comments intending to distribute the fonts via this page we need to contact administrators in order to remove your comment.

For the last 4 people that commented, make sure to read the FAQ in the pinned comment.

Inkfree.ttf checksum is wrong on latest Win10 install media.

8b89481f274ee1ad6fe49f539fc4435e114bc684beecb3fdafd6c7817bd05d85 checksum should be replaced with f23225869ceb58b78a836b84207d1726cc5d9c3f5fe2ae8a295ff62a98df09a0.

I get a checksum error:

Inkfree.ttf ... FAILED

using the latest install media (Win10_21H1_English_x64.iso)

Deng.ttf, Dengl.ttf and Dengb.ttf may need to be added to package ttf-ms-win10-zh_cn

When trying to install:

==> Retrieving sources...

Unable to find file://*.ttf, please read the PKGBUILD

... will be announced in case of every font. I just replaced font name with asterisk to mention, that it happens in case of every font.

Same happens with checksums:

==> Validating source files with sha256sums... *.ttf ... NOT FOUND

Finally there will be announcement

==> ERROR: One or more files did not pass the validity check! -> error making: ttf-ms-win10

... and installation will be interrupted.

ttf-ms-win10-auto is outdated for now...

For anyone who wants to try an automated download, please try ttf-ms-win10-auto. It downloads the fonts from Microsoft, and it does not download an entire ISO unless it needs to.

I understand I can disable updating it, e.g. using /etc/pacman.conf, my helper reads it. I was more curious what do these updates add? Is it more/different fonts upon Windows updates?

Well, you don't need to update.

I'm no expert, but I guess if the checksums for the fonts would be in another file and then sourced, it would work. But then this file's checksum will change and needs to be ignored...

You could simply checkout the package from the AUR using git and then change the package name, so AUR helpers won't try to find updates for it. Then you can control when and if you want to update the font files.

Thank you, but why do packages like this one even update? It's a bit annoying to copy fonts again and again.

Sorry, I should have looked at the script before I posted. I didn't realize the Enterprise Trial ISO that was linked in the posted PKGBUILD was on a permanent link. Certainly, that could save users (and Microsoft) a lot of bandwidth if it were dynamically mounted to access the Install.wim inside, and only extract specific files from it, rather than copying it entirely to the local filesystem.

Assuming, of course, that this particular permanent link allows random access. Worth a shot, though.

I do know I won't be using the download-ISO version for my own installs, since I keep a handy Windows 10 Pro for Workstations installation on my machine, and the fonts from it also match the PKGBUILD hashes. Doesn't mean it's not useful to actually become a stand-alone self-sufficient script that doesn't require manual intervention.

More than 24 hours later, and the Microsoft link is still valid. Its structure also suggests that it is not a temporary link:

https://software-download.microsoft.com/download/pr/19042.631.201119-0144.20h2_release_svc_refresh_CLIENTENTERPRISEEVAL_OEMRET_x86FRE_en-us.iso

@abouvier not really useful in this case, as the links that Microsoft gives you expire after so many accesses and after 24 hours. Maaaaybe it would work, but I doubt it.

With httpfs2 you can mount an ISO over internet and only read the files you're interested in. It may be useful for this package.

For inspiration, here is a slightly modified PKGBUILD which downloads a Windows 10 20H2 ISO and extracts the fonts:

https://pastebin.com/6jFAKDSa

Note that this PKGBUILD only automates the steps that a user can do manually using the included instructions. The used ISO file that has the fonts is distributed by none other than Microsoft.

This requires a large download (almost 4 GB) and a large amount of temporary free disk space (almost 8 GB), although the resulting packages have their usual sizes.

@francoism90 Last update was two weeks ago, who knows when will be next And Fonts folder weight ~0.3 GB. So I need to copy them again (sometimes I'm not have so free space) or ignore pacman message about update.

@psydvl What is your reason using a symlink instead of copying the Fonts directory? I wouldn't recommend to use a symlink, you only need the fonts ones to build the package(s).

My system is dual boot Win/Arch Can I only symlink Fonts directory some way without copying them?

You can also use Windows 10 2020H2 ISO to grab all the needed fonts.

FWIW I do have holomdl2 and on my ThinkPad's OEM Win 10 Pro.

@kode54 I think they are TrueType fonts.

<img alt="KaiTi and SimHei" src="https://fars.ee/LBg4.png" />

@genelocated aren't those bitmapped fonts?

Include SimSun and SimKai for zh_CN fonts.

https://pastebin.com/WhnMLTZD

sha256 sums for Windows 10, build 2004:

https://pastebin.com/qa5h0tGG

@kode54: I unflagged it again. This happens all the time because people often do not read the FAQ.

Why is this flagged out of date? There hasn't been a new feature release of Windows since April.

I had the problem that the fonts looked horrible, and it turns out the reason is they have terrible embedded bitmaps. To get proper rendering there’s a fontconfig option to fix that: https://stefan.angrick.me/fix-rendering-of-microsoft-calibri-and-cambria-fonts-on-linux

Maybe it would be reasonable to ship a proper fontconfig file (in /etc/fonts/conf.{avail,d}/) including that fix with this PKGBUILD.

sha256sums are either outdated or incorrect

@new2001 I prefer no auto download too, but edit URL, DLAGENTS and build package is a little tricky and not so friendly. I think if we can directly use my own .iso/.wim/windows-path or just provide some helper function, it would be better.

@baderas: You don't need to update the package, you can even make your own local copy and download and extract as you prefer. Most of the changes are very minor anyway. Automatically downloading a whole OS setup, just for some font files, is too much as a default solution, in my opinion, especially for people with limited internet access. I also understand the maintainer doesn't want to risk any "trouble" just for the sake of more convenience.

Why can't you just download the Windows 10 Enterprise 90-day evaluation automatically and extract the fonts? You would not distribute any copyrighted material in this way. This package needs manual steps for every update when updating it with yay (for example).

kizar: Strange, for me it is still part of my Windows installation. It is also still listed under https://docs.microsoft.com/de-de/typography/fonts/windows_10_font_list. But we have the same issue with other fonts such as holomdl2.ttf. I recommend that you just remove the corresponding line from the PKGBUILD and run makepkg with --skipchecksums.

marlett.ttf is not included in the latest release of Windows 10

To me this sounds reasonable. My plan was to wait for the outcome of the corresponding discussion on arch-dev-public: https://lists.archlinux.org/pipermail/arch-dev-public/2020-March/029931.html

This discussion has stalled though. If there are no new arguments within the next week or so I guess we can go forward and just remove the dependencies.

Came to ask the same as @jakebailey regarding removing unnecessary dependencies. Hoping to get rid of some xorg packages but can't while they're depended on.

Per https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/66012 and https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Font_package_guidelines#Dependencies, font packages don't need to depend on anything. Any chance this package's dependencies can be dropped? It seems like there's a push to fix all of Arch's existing packages to no longer depend on these (and it'd be nice to no longer need it for my AUR packages as well).

I add simfang.ttf simhei.ttf simkai.ttf to ttf_ms_win10_zh_cn https://gist.github.com/specter119/a7a4498d04eb5294fae09fea165c0f68

Bevan: Thank you for your reply. I have downloaded the Traditional Chinese version of Windows 10 install media, which includes mingliu.ttc. Installing it solves the problem.

However, the old version (10.0.14393-3) did not include mingliu.ttc either. Installing the old mingliub.ttc does not solve the problem. I have no idea why it worked before.

qpalz: This package currently only contains mingliub.ttc and not mingliu.ttc. The former (included one) only contains additional symbols from the Unicode "CJK Unified Ideographs Extension B", whereas the latter (not included one) is the basic zh-tw font.

I have recently updated to the current version. Now, zh_tw (Traditional Chinese) fonts could not be applied to Chinese characters. WPS (a word processor similar to MS Word) considers MingLiU, which is part of ttf-ms-win10-zh_tw, as a Latin text font: https://snag.gy/G40wPd.jpg. MingLiU works correctly only for English characters even though it is a Chinese font. This problem is consistent among all applications, not limited to WPS.

In the fonts browser of KDE, boxes instead of the correct Chinese characters are shown for MingLiU: https://snag.gy/hdA8RI.jpg. As a comparison, a commonly used Linux Chinese font, WenQuanYi Zen Hei, shows the Chinese characters correctly: https://snag.gy/iHxy8L.jpg.

I have not updated for 3 years. The previous version I used was 10.0.14393-3, which worked perfectly.

Please suggest any possible solution. Thank you.

Please add simfang.ttf simhei.ttf simkai.ttf SIMLI.TTF SIMYOU.TTF to _ttf_ms_win10_zh_cn, they're kinda widely used.

Don't use explorer.exe to copy the fonts out in order to get all of them. One way is to use 7z or something to make an archive of the fonts folder.

FAQ, please read before posting:

1. I get an error that the sources cannot be downloaded: Please read the instructions on the top of the PKGBUILD.

2. Some fonts are missing in my copy of Windows (e.g., holomdl2, corbel, chandra, ...): It seems that Microsoft distributes some fonts only with some Windows versions. You can just comment out the corresponding line in the PKGBUILD and then build with "makepkg --skipchecksums".

3. Some fonts have different checksums: We keep the checksums synchronized with our own Windows installations that are regularly updated. Different Windows versions, different ISOs etc. may contain fonts in different versions/variants. Just build the package using "makepkg --skipchecksums".

4. Why does the version not correspond to the latest Windows 10 build: If fonts have not changes between builds, there is no reason to change the version number of this package.

5. Why are some fonts (e.g., traditional chinese, japanese etc.) not included here, not even in the corresponding split packages: We currently only include fonts that are installed on a standard Windows installation, without additional feature-on-demand packages (see: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/typography/fonts/windows_10_font_list).

The corbel and Chandra fonts are actually not included with windows 10, they are only for Windows 8 and below.

==> ERROR: One or more files did not pass the validity check!

Error downloading sources: ttf-ms-win10

There doesn't appear to be a new ISO available for a version this would be linked to. Is there a new feature update this is related to?

Downloaded the latest Evaluation ISO (Enterprise Non-LTSC) and my msgothic.ttc has yet a different shasum, Microsoft must be high on some real strong shit. 0a6480c7df5382ee96670a5557719857916b63b023fcc84f8789c621 msgothic.ttc

priito: I updated the checksum of msgothic.ttc to the one matching an up-to-date installation. Unfortunately, it seems like your image contains yet another version of it. However, you can always build with "makepkg --skipchecksums".

May as well wait for the next feature update by this point.

msgothic.ttc appears to be failing its checksum verification. Font source: Win10_1809Oct_v2_English_x64.iso from MS's download page (sha256: 009eca8401938643801e74ddfcd65d3e600b27db93e4615368fa83c4964d1e7c).

Extracting Fonts from your own dual-boot installation is a real chore if you assume that you can simply copy files. If you mount your Windows 10 partition while running Arch, you will miss some files. They are not there. If you run Windows 10 and navigate to C:\Windows\Fonts in explorer.exe, you will not see all files either.

You need to run Windows 10 and copy your fonts in your shell (cmd or powershell, doesn't matter). Then, you might still encounter "missing fonts" errors, because MS isn't consistent in their file name letter cases. In my case, I had to rename NirmalaB.ttf and NirmalaS.ttf to match the PKGBUILD letter cases.

I think this misses Yu Mincho for the Japanese subpackage? yumin.ttf – yuminl.ttf – yumindb.ttf

edit: Still missing in the update. In fact, there's a whole array of missing Japanese fonts: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/typography/fonts/windows_10_font_list

Then your system isn't up to date. Check the version info.

I downloaded something called the October update on my Windows machine but it didn't bring me up to date with this package. The previous commit ([8517c04e62fd](https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/commit/?h=ttf-ms-win10&id=8517c04e62fd)) worked with fonts copied from a completely up to date system (updated this afternoon).

@Bevan Please add the following stuff to the PKGBUILD :)

When on (Arch) Linux, the Windows 10 ISO can be downloaded using the following URL: https://www.microsoft.com/nl-nl/software-download/windows10ISO

License location may differ: C:\Windows\System32\Licenses\neutral\_Default\Core\license.rtf -> Core may be Professional.

Mounting the ISO requires loop, e.g.: $ sudo mount -o loop Win10_1809Oct_EnglishInternational_x64.iso /mnt/cdrom

Extracting the fonts: $ wimextract /mnt/cdrom/sources/install.wim 1 /Windows/{Fonts/"*".{ttf,ttc},System32/Licenses/neutral/"*"/"*"/license.rtf} --dest-dir ~/Downloads/fonts

Thanks.

@iboyperson Are you sure your iso is windows 10 1809? Microsoft has pulled off all 1809 upgrade methods due to a data loss bug and haven't yet released 1809 back to the general public as of this writing (18 11 05). As you can see here https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10 the update assistant page is still referring to the 1803 update.

Read the previous comments

I would appear that Candara Light and Corbel Light are not present in a freshly extracted iso.

Again, use the PKGBUILD for the version of Windows you have. Those fonts were added in 1809, just as the git log shows.

florensie, use the correct pkgver for the image you have.

Here is updated hashlist that works: https://pastebin.com/mZigBYfc

-> Downloading arial.ttf ... curl: (3) Invalid file: // hostname /, expected localhost or 127.0.0.1 or none ==> ERROR: There were errors during the download of file: //arial.ttf      Canceling ...

barlog: What is yay? I guess, it's an AUR helper of some sort. I have no idea where which AUR helpers build their packages. The only "supported" way to build this package is manually download and extract the snapshot (https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/snapshot/ttf-ms-win10.tar.gz) or to clone the git repository, and to run makepkg yourself. Before running makepkg you need to place the font files in the same directory where the PKGBUILD is stored (i.e., where you cloned the repo / extracted the snapshot).

Please see https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Arch_User_Repository#Installing_packages for more detailed instructions.

Please explain to me where i must store ttf files on fs that a command 'yay -Syu' can update the package?

Japanese fonts updated

PKGBUILD lines 286-289 https://pastebin.com/RtC83BqZ

iMalinowski: Thanks to git, there is already a changelog which we try to fill with meaningful comments. Just click "View Changes" under Package Actions.

seguiemj.ttf updated 28/05/2018, please update the package to the new checksum.

It is worth noting that the 32-bit Enterprise ISO is lighter than the 64-bit one (2.9 GB against 4.0 GB).

No

The problem with this package is that every few months when Microsoft releases new fonts and the build fails, preventing pacaur from upgrading doing a AUR system upgrade. Getting the latest versions of the fonts is annoying to say the least.

Could hashes of older fonts be allowed, with a warning that new versions exist?

is this package include mt extra? wps office needs mt extra to view some equation or something

vS0uz4: There is a forum entry which looks very related: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=235643

Hi

Did anyone else encounter the following error when trying to create and install the package?

Is there a need to remove any old installation from the package, and do the reinstallation?

Log of errors

https://pastebin.com/3HTHTMcn

Could you please fix the readme? wimlib is available in the repo's. :)

And both are crap. The AUR uses git, if you want a different version, just check that version out.

ttf-win7-fonts has done multiple SHA sums for many years now. ttf-ms-win8 has it too.

Ataraxy: Multiple SHA sums for one file are not possible. We could only set it to "SKIP" to completely ignore them but I don't think that's a good idea. If you know what causes the different checksum (as in this case), you can simply run updpkgsums before makepkg as a workaround. Or run makepkg with the argument --skipchecksums.

I have a fully updated Win10 box, with cour.ttf saying it is File version 6.90.

d4557f9674de7c5ef58ad4c3651016944672c6bf1f5e9253abfeea9730939808 cour.ttf

Is it possible to allow more than one SHAsum for a file? What version does the PKGBUILD expect?

Good to know, thanks for the quick help!

@chraffx: The checksum of that file was changed in Januar's Windows update, so we updated it here as well. I guess you have some pending updates that haven't been installed after your recent installation yet.

@Bevan ah, thx, I misinterpreted the skip as an error. The one that actually failed was cour.ttf, which was fixed by changing the checksum entry '8da71b5c11b17bade23095559fb0905741c15ee2f8800b1fa0ceb100e3fd6f45' to '4dc9a0be2df1d3872a3fae62be7c7aec1b6d6838a4a3302c6428a06635f4d2cb'. My windows install was pretty recent, are there two versions of that file? Or is that entry just outdated?

@chraffx: The checksum of license.rtf differs for different languages and maybe also different versions of Windows. That's why we skip the checksum check for that file (last entry of sha256sums is 'SKIP').

Hello, I've copied the fonts from my windows partition but I'm having trouble finding the license.rtf file. Where can I locate it? It isn't in the fonts directory and the one in System32 doesn't have the right checksum.

@Beva, thank you!

Shatur: I don't think that Microsoft releases new ISOs for every OS build. So if you are relying on the ISOs you probably have to stick with the last version of this package.

Note that you can always download old versions of the PKGBUILD from AUR. For the Fall Creators Update ISO this would be the following link:

https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/plain/PKGBUILD?h=ttf-ms-win10&id=6c560852abeb

Where I can download windows image with latest fonts?

@smg3d same here, the sha256sum of cour.ttf does not match. However, you pasted the wrong file.

The old hash was: 4dc9a0be2df1d3872a3fae62be7c7aec1b6d6838a4a3302c6428a06635f4d2cb And the new one is: 8da71b5c11b17bade23095559fb0905741c15ee2f8800b1fa0ceb100e3fd6f45

Looks like cour.ttf was updated Dec.5, and current sha256sum does not match.

0160b83ba3024ea2a1d6024cabb4eb6a1f6503beb7938181e4f2a22272e7ead1 courbd.ttf

my Win10 was updated yesterday. cour.ttf is v 6.92, whereas the other cour* are v 6.91.

-r-xr-xr-x 1 smg smg 797316 Sep 29 09:41 courbd.ttf -r-xr-xr-x 1 smg smg 577524 Sep 29 09:41 courbi.ttf -r-xr-xr-x 1 smg smg 667472 Sep 29 09:41 couri.ttf -r-xr-xr-x 1 smg smg 818480 Dec 5 02:26 cour.ttf -r-xr-xr-x 1 smg smg 879640 Sep 29 09:41 ebrimabd.ttf -r-xr-xr-x 1 smg smg 876784 Sep 29 09:41 ebrima.ttf

Seems like it's an issue with my installation/reinstalltion of Windows. I get I/O errors. https://superuser.com/questions/1270456/how-can-i-properly-delete-my-messed-up-windows-old-folder/

I wrote a Python script to copy the font files on Windows (obviously you need Python installed for this): https://gist.github.com/fiechr/8218ae9c9f6abfedbfc283ac3b35a3d8 You need the current PKGBUILD from this AUR package - put it in the same directory as the script above (or provide a path to it). Example: python.exe copy-font-files.py c:\temp This will copy all fonts found in the PKGBUILD to c:\temp. Show all options: python.exe copy-font-files.py -h The script will also check the SHA256 hashes which it also gets from the PKGBUILD. I wrote this initially for myself. I'm not a programmer, so don't be to hard on me. There are certainly ways to make this simpler or better. But it worked perfectly fine for me - but use it at your own risk! (You can run it from a *nix system, but you need to provide a working path to a Windows Font directory.)

Which has nothing to do with his question. cswl, how do they not match?

Use `makepkg --skipchecksums` :p

How can I use the fonts in my installed Windows 10. I just `cp *` but the filenames do not match. Do you have a script or something that copies from windows 10?

diegod: The PKGBUILD targets the current stable Windows version 1709 and not 1803. Of course, you can edit the list of font files in the PKGBUILD and afterwards run updpkgsums to change the checksums to match the font files you have.

I'm getting validity check errors for most fonts and cannot find bahnschrift.ttf. Fonts were extracted from a Windows 10 Pro version 1803 build 15063.674 machine. edit: sorry, I thought I was up to date, but Windows lied to me. I'm now on 1709 and it worked perfectly.

I found some fonts not included in PKGBUILD and wonder if they are legit to be added: SimHei(zh-cn): simhei.ttf KaiTi(zh-cn): simkai.ttf FangSong(zh-cn): simfang.ttf MS Mincho(japanese): msmincho.ttc Meiryo(japanese): meiryo.ttc, meiryob.ttc You can search in https://www.microsoft.com/typography/fonts/family.aspx with name of these fonts.

If someone can't find the holomdl2 font like me, here's my PKGBUILD without holomdl2: https://pastebin.com/hxpYCZJq

I had really hoped that issue would go away with the Fall Creators Update. One of it's main features is more VR/AR support, so I would have expected holomdl2 to be everywhere.

@Bevan, this is so weird :) Okay, I'll remove this font from my PKGBUILD.

Shatur: The holomdl2 font is a bit mysterious: Some people have it in their Windows installation and some don't. You can just remove the corresponding line from the PKGBUILD, run "updpkgsums" and then run "makepkg" to build the packages without it.

Where I can find holomdl2 font? Link to image in PKGBUILD doesn't contain this font. And this link doesn't contain this font too: https://www.microsoft.com/es-es/software-download/windows10ISO (I tried es and us langs)

Can you add the fontconfig file provided by fontconfig-ttf-ms-fonts to the ttf-ms-win10 package, or add it as an optdepends?

It is in my Win 10 Pro - so I'd say it is just you :)

My Windows 10 Pro US English installation (current version as of 8/16/17) does not contain the marlett.ttf file; however, I pulled it from a Windows 7 machine I run as well. I'm not sure if the font is dropped from the latest version of Windows 10 (so delete it from the PKGBUILD) or if it's just me. :) sb

got it.

now-lm, do like it says and READ THE PKGBUILD!!!

@Bevan aur helper can't download the file gives this error: -> Downloading arial.ttf... Unable to find file://arial.ttf, please read the PKGBUILD and likewise it can't verify it.Is there any special requirement for installing this package?

https://www.microsoft.com/es-es/software-download/windows10ISO (creators single language(ES) in my case) holomd12.ttf font is included all ckecksums OK

Would it be possible to add the fontconfig files provided in https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/ttf-ms-win8/ ?

The build version is the same as the pkgver of this package.

All, you need to upgrade to the "Windows 10 Creator's Update" for this package. "holomd12.ttf" appeared on my (win10 professional, English UK) system once I did so, and all the other checksum mismatches have solved themselves. Would it be possible for the maintainer to put the windows build version (or other major update details) as a comment in the PKGBUILD in future?

It's in my English Home version, so it's not "clearly" anything.

I'm also using the English Education edition. Clearly holomd is only available in the Pro version.

I have holomd12.ttf on my german Pro version but it is missing from my german Home edition. Using the fonts from the german Pro version did work like a charm.

I'm having the Education edition in English.

I wonder if there's a localization issue with holomd12.ttf. I have it on my English installation and English ISO, are people that are missing it on a different locale?

On Windows version 10.0.15063, but was not able to find holomdl2.ttf. Not sure if it has to do with my Windows being the Education edition.

Updated Windows to the Creators update and copied over the font files and license. I seem to be missing holomd12.ttf and all other files fail the validity check. Any help?

For people still wanting to use files obtained from the Anniversary Update (1607): You can obtain an older version of this PKGBUILD from https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/tree/PKGBUILD?h=ttf-ms-win10&id=4436ac9c49b9ced5d2f73927876913fa7c22f54b

The Win10 evaluation iso is with version string '14393.0.160715-1616' and ships the Calibri fonts not compatible with this PKGBUILD. Windows 10 iso with version string '14393.953' does contain compatible Calibri fonts. The "Insider Previewer" '15019.1000.170121-1513' version has yet different (updated?) fonts.

I figure out something so i share :) In Windows 10 build 15019 (Windows Insider) you can't just simple copy fonts using explorer, same in Linux (make symlinks only) but using 3th software e.g TotalCommander, or 7zip, you can compress files and get them on linux. checksum are diffrent, but still can use SKIP option hope i help anybody!

How do the "file://" things in the PKGBUILD file work? When I change them, I get "ERROR: file could not be found inside the build directory and is not an URL".

voting for the checksum to revert to the older version. Not everyone has the resource to install win and let it update.

My installation of Windows 10 Home was also missing marlett.ttf in the Fonts directory, but I found a copy in C:\Windows\WinSxS.

My up-to-date Windows 10 Pro installation doesn't has a marlett.ttf.

From what had been posted already the reason should be quite obvious. The fonts you get from the Windows 10 Enterprise 90-day evaluation are not the current versions of the Windows 10 fonts for all 6 calibri*.ttf. What do you guys expect this package should do? Cater for the current version of the fonts or cater for some older version of the fonts that come with a time limited evaluation licence? [I will will refrain from commenting on possible legal issues with using fonts from an evaluation version as I'm sure you guys are already aware of them...]

I had the same problem as cbrnr. I downloaded the Windows 10 Enterprise 90-day evaluation from the link in the PKGBUILD, extracted the fonts, and attempted to build the package. Every font checksum passed except for the 6 Calibri fonts. I edited the checksums in the PKGBUILD to the ones cbrnr posted and it worked.

cbrnr, you assume you're up to date, but you're not.

The checksums for the 6 Calibri fonts do not match. I've used the files from my Windows 10 installation (which I assume has all the latest updates). Since I'm not the only one with this problem, maybe the sums should be updated to: d496bc5bc23cd6bcdf3ebbb596d3387221ddfb3cdcbcecbe3bb55064b5436688 calibrib.ttf d880bdcf6f269277651cf7c3cb5475d95f0583a9a3313201155c688dd0fcac85 calibrii.ttf ddc96cf91f8238c80758a0ea83a16640b5152f260bc3d958191ab6159dcf27b1 calibrili.ttf c1e5340407e7ecfd316a3b571815ceff6db27799b870a858fc2798dcca8521cc calibril.ttf d7114f0913256fa13f757eb2db8669c5f6dfd2fe2afa4e161e15d9e3574e6dc1 calibri.ttf 17e06903abefbb591b7b1db20be3f8b8505a271fb8410584f93cfaad397816c5 calibriz.ttf

the default Windows10 Japanese font is called "Meiryo" right? so is this Meiryo?

Some of the Windows 10 Enterprise 90-day evaluation ISO's fonts fail checksum tests when doing a makepkg. I haven't tried snatching them from a Windows 10 machine yet, but I thought I'd mention it. Following the instructions in the PKGBUILD in a verbatim fashion yields this problem.

No version change, just the latest updates. If you need to use the ISO, the AUR is git based. Just checkout the previous version and use it.

From what version of Windows 10 are the new Calibri checksums? The files in the ISO provided for evaluation (currently version 14393.0.160715-1616.RS1_RELEASE_CLIENTENTERPRISEEVAL_OEMRET_X64FRE_ES-ES.ISO) doesn't match.

I took the fonts from my old Windows 10 installation, and the font marlett.ttf was missing. It is a hidden font, only being used by the system anyway.

How can I install the fonts from Windows 10 Education Edition? I have that because I am a student and the university gave me a license.

@sl1pkn07, there are no font hooks yet. Looks like you're correct, my mistake.

EDIT: fuck :S with the pacman hooks, the .install in this package is still needed? and the MS Gothic is not a Japanese font? https://www.microsoft.com/typography/fonts/family.aspx?FID=250 https://www.microsoft.com/typography/fonts/font.aspx?FMID=2145

Please refrain from posting links to the font files required to build this package. Microsoft fonts are protected by copyright and neither we nor you are allowed to distribute them. This package only provides an approach to cleanly integrate the fonts into an Arch Linux system provided that you have a licensed copy of Windows 10. Otherwise you can use the ttf-ms-fonts package to install publicly available fonts. If you post comments intending to distribute the fonts via this page we need to contact administrators in order to remove your comment.

Still getting the error: ==> ERROR: fontsarial.ttf was not found in the build directory and is not a URL. 1. Source is the latest Win 10 Professional ISO 'burnt' to USB install drive 2. Extracted 'fonts' from 'USB drive>sources>install.esd' (332 files) 3. Copied all 332 extracted files to the same directory as the PKGBUILD 4. makepkg > error Using gnome+nautilus, if that's any help. Not sure why it wants 'fontsarial.ttf' - it's not listed anywhere in the PKGBUILD. UPDATE: Success! Again tried copying *in windows*, the system font folder to the win desktop, then across to Arch. Still wouldn't build unless I did "makepgk -c --skipinteg". Then errored as "MARLETT.TTF" wasn't found. Found a copy of that, renamed it to lower case ---- DONE! :)

I generally use cygwin when copying, hasn't let me down yet.

@sultanoswing, in case you still have problems: As far as I can tell, with the Anniversary update MS changed the way font files are manipulated. Font families are no longer shown as separate font files in Explorer, instead they are shown as some kind of special container link (shortcut) that when clicked opens up in a Control Panel-like instance that lets you see the separate fonts. Long story short, this means that copying over the fonts while on Linux results in copying over a bunch of broken 25kB links instead of the fonts, because Linux doesn't know how to read those links and extract their contents. So, two possible solutions: either you do as @freaxtux said and *while on Windows* copy over the fonts from the \Windows\Fonts folder to another one (this "magically" results in the proper fonts being pasted), and then use this new folder to use them from within Linux, or you forget about them altogether and extract the fonts anew from the Win10 install image (from the install.wim archive, as per PKGBUILD instructions).

Won't build for me as it can't find any of the files, even though I've copied all of my Windows/Fonts folder to the same directory as the PKGBUILD (yes, I have the updated Anniversary Edition of Win 10 Professional). EDIT: As per freaxtux's post below, I changed the file:// attribute in the PKGBUILD and it's now failing with: ==> ERROR: fontsarial.ttf was not found in the build directory and is not a URL Tried copying /windows/fonts from my Win 10 Home edition too. Same result. Hmmm - "fontsarial.ttf" isn't even referred to in the PKGBUILD!? /confused.

Updated for Windows 10 Anniversary Update. MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE VERSION LISTED IN THE PKGVER BEFORE BUILDING!!!

@chetwisniewski, I'm not seeing that at all on a current Win10 Home setup. Are you on the Insider program? What specific version of Win10?

With a currently updated Win10 the marlett font is no longer installed and several checksums have changed. The new checksum list below matches a current Win10 Enterprise EN-US install (I included an only marlett, but I suppose it should be removed). sha256sums=('95766b58f7d869b0fa2cf6e6feb26c1b21cdf2631f1c5863fc9bd206d5c6e8ee' '61daedc4107c937e66911b8184688601ac70f9c27f19d069c3b38f892fa314e4' '7645ce18dc998e1280590f2ecce73d5ea0f4944229d4595a38b699ee88f4f102' '3e1b042729be1d73f6c4071482b06c0ff16a031d5f9ebda861fe5e3d1293573a' '7bff8efabe06bb665d168a1b063c1ae56e3edc058106adb1d8ec5f582f357174' '7026f5d48283461652eed1431682589371b7ee69361736d9b08eb9b90fa4538b' '7c59633f0ca496de0699e0a2254a4fa09f4de03ef79eec43660f6d029b49e067' 'ef47a884633e8609cf735234d138aad5b636839cf0ce87cf88caf14e3b2f1a98' '7a8e617e60289a6628d47ae363b46e2b1af152d02dd6ec1fc5ecd1838dd2cbe1' '309ac11b8511a7b0cefd7b4972898045e4a13f1f46848708e7acb3c70198713a' '7f4d3e909c52ef627549e7108d6c55ccb2eaf3783be97b3ed296c3a5fe1c7853' '264634dcdf64e38432d21caeddae77ca1d9bcac8f4269ede0b67b31c8347c46e' 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In my case, it kept failing with tons of "file not found" errors. I first thought the package wasn't seeing any of the files I pasted in, but it turned out that those "missing files" were shown as "broken links" in their properties on nautilus. I fixed this using windows(#ThanksBill), by copy-pasting font files from C:\windows\fonts to somewhere else. Even after that "marlett.ttf" was still missing, so I manually deleted the entry and hash from the package and that was it. Windows 10 upgraded from 7, Korean version. EDIT : grammars

@hiddenhand, there's nothing to fix. I just checked it, all filenames and checksums are correct. MS has added msgothic.ttc, but that shouldn't affect anything as it will just be skipped. Likely we'll add it here next time the ISO is updated. If you're having problems, read the PKGBUILD again, it's likely you missed something.

@rev0ltz How did you fix it exactly? I'm kinda new to this and I'm still getting the validity check error. Thanks Edit: Nevermind that, I managed to install it by following @rehash comment. Thanks!

@Theredbaron1834, the PKGBUILD gives the location of license.rtf, and it's not in the Fonts folder.

I was using an installed Win10, and the Font folder did not include a "license.rtf". Is there any way to either ignore if not there, DL it from someplace else, or add a link to a place it is saved in the pkgbuild? As is I just touched license.rtf.

@rev0ltz or use 'updpkgsums' on the clonned directory before makepkg

Just FYI with all the comments, the package works fine with an update to date Windows 10 Pro machine as of Feb 2nd. View the PKGBUILD (just like you should be doing for each AUR package you install) for instructions that worked flawlessly.

Either they aren't the right files or you put them in the wrong location. Not a lot to go wrong there.

It literally doesn't detect a single file I've copied into the folder, I copy everything into the folder with the PKGBUILD and it won't detect a single one of the files, not sure what to do :P

@Scimmia, Perfect. Somehow the version I downloaded was 10240 instead of 10586. Working fine now. Thanks again

@rev0ltz, make sure you have the version of Windows 10 listed in the pkgver. If you don't, use git to checkout an old version of the PKGBUILD.

About 1/3 of the fonts (http://pastebin.com/pBjkaN6z) are failing the validity check for me and thus failing to install. I have tried extracting them from my original media and from Microsoft's evaluation copy but no success. I'm doing something wrong? Thanks

How do you copy out the system fonts like marlett.ttf from within a Windows 10 install?

@sl1pkn07, read the PKGBUILD

the file:// protocol don't work and is possible add the version of each font in the font commentary? like a ttf-ms-win8/ttf-win7-fonts package

@adomas: You have to copy the fonts manually from a Windows installation or CD. This is explained in the PKGBUILD. If this error occurs although you copied the fonts, please see my comment from 2015-11-06 11:25.

I get this error: ==> Making package: ttf-ms-win10 10.0.10586-1 (Thu Nov 19 15:56:11 CET 2015) ==> Checking runtime dependencies... ==> Checking buildtime dependencies... ==> Retrieving sources... ==> ERROR: Unknown download protocol: file Aborting... ==> ERROR: Makepkg was unable to build ttf-ms-win10. ==> Restart building ttf-ms-win10 ? [y/N] ==> ------------------------------------- ==> tried solution of @dstclair but I could not solve it :(

@step-2, the package doesn't contain them because Windows 10 doesn't contain them.

just notice the package doesn't contain arabic fonts like ttf-ms-win8

@dstclair, that doesn't make much sense. What was the error? Stock Arch makepkg.conf?

I could not get this package to build until I replaced all file:// with local:// in the PKGBUILD file.

Thank you for maintaining this package, unfortunately I never had time to proper release ttf-ms-win10. PS: I had a good tradition with ttf-ms-win8: releasing Torrent with needed files into the wild. Will look for doing so for ttf-ms-win10 ;) PPS: extracting script I use: https://gist.github.com/reflexing/9fbedb500477e8ae97f6

In case anyone runs into trouble with upgrading windows 10 make sure to remove flash drives first.

Nevermind, Windows isn't installing the update successfully.

The "Fall Update" was just yesterday.

@Bevan I'm having issues with passing checksums too. I just updated Windows to the latest version a couple days ago, and some of the font packages fail.

I just updated the instruction in the PKGBUILD accordingly. The license.rtf can now be obtained from /Windows/System32/Licenses/neutral/Eval/EnterpriseEval/license.rtf on the Enterprise Evaluation CD. In gerneral using wildcards should always work: /Windows/System32/Licenses/neutral/*/*/license.rtf

Hmm... I would expect the license to be anywhere on the CD. I will download it myself and have a look. Thanks for the hint, nexero!

Interesting. The one file I didn't check. :( Bevan, any ideas? I've got to head out right now.

@Scimmia: There is no license.rtf within the install.wim file anymore!

@sultanoswing, make sure you have the version of Windows specified in the pkgver.

Since the update today, a whole bunch of the integrity checks fail.

Great stuff. Just remember to read the PKGBUILD!

@Scimmia - no, upgrade from Win 7. Same thing on two different machines oddly enough, but luckliy not on a third, which does have the full 400MB+ font folder in the specified location (I have no idea where they are on the other two machines, as there is only ~300k in the Windows/Fonts folder, with most of the files being links instead. Weird, but not a problem with this delightful package!

@sultanoswing, OEM installation? OEMs can screw with a lot of things.

Cheers - figured that out, and it was a problem with my Win 10 Fonts directory not having all the files for some reason. Now sorted thanks!

@sultanoswing: This error will be shown if one of the expected files are missing. Unfortunately makepkg's output is not very helpful at that point. Please have a look at the lines above the error. They show which files were found. Comparing that with the file list here in AUR (or in the .SRCINFO file) you will be able to see which file would come next and so which one is causing the error.

Get error on "makepkg": ERROR: Unknown download protocol: file Aborting... Not sure what I'm doing wrong, I've copied all the fonts from my Win 10 /Fonts directory and the licence.rtf file to the same directory as PKGBUILD.

@Scimmia: no biggie , that's what ignorepkg is for .

@step-2, at this point, I think we'll just have to say "you can't please everyone" and leave it at that.

@zikaeroh, sorry about that, my fault. Fixed now. @step-2, yes, the old package would be the same as installing all of the new packages.

It looks like with the split package, every package provides ttf-ms-fonts, so they all conflict with each other. I don't think that's the intended effect. Example after only getting ttf-ms-win10 installed: loading packages... resolving dependencies... looking for conflicting packages... :: ttf-ms-win10-other and ttf-ms-win10 are in conflict (ttf-ms-fonts). Remove ttf-ms-win10? [y/N] ^C Correct me if I'm wrong.

@step-2, I'm not sure what you mean. The only difference is that it splits the fonts into separate packages instead of putting them all in one.

Thanks for this awesome pkgbuild!

So Bevan, any idea what direction you want to take this?

Works like a charm. Thank you!

@erkexzcx: Please read the instruction in the PKGBUILD.

and the fontconfig config files?

At the time TTC were not supported by Libre Office. They are now. TTC are faster and better so long as all the applications you use support them.

@sl1pkn07: see below (2015-09-08 05:03). If you experience problems with the ttc files though, please speak up.

no need split .ttc (font collection) to single ttf files like a ttf-ms-win8 package?

I seem to be having email issues right now, not sure if it will come through or not (some things are, some aren't). I'll just leave this here: https://gist.github.com/Scimmia22/5ef66fecbbda3f1b92b5

As described in the header of this PKGBUILD I'm happy to let other people improve this package and to give away the ownership of this package if necessary. I just pushed it here since I had created it anyway. But I guess it would be a bad decision to give those permissions to multiple people targeting different goals. So I will get in contact with you via email and decide what to do.

I disagree, I think the ttf-win7-fonts PKGBUILD is extremely overcomplex for little gain. A 1400 line PKGBUILD is out of line IMO. I needed a break, so I already made the changes. Less than 400 lines including the long intro.

Working from my ttf-win7-fonts code would be better. Most of the international labeling is already done and any new work will be separate and highlighted. It also handles the progression as new and updated fonts are released, which seems likely given the current lack of fonts and the claims of rolling release.

What would you think about splitting this up like the ttf-ms-win8 packages? I can do the work, but won't bother if you're opposed to it.

Windows 7: 238 fonts, 327M (du -hc *.[tT][tT][fFcC]) Windows 8: 274 fonts, 448M Windows 10 ISO: 136 fonts, 309M

@step-2: To be honest I never compared the list of fonts between the packages. But I think a reason that this package is smaller is that .ttc files (font collections) are not extracted to single .ttf files. As far as I could see this was done because of a libreoffice bug in the other fonts packages that should already be fixed. @accensi: You have to copy the font files yourself into the directory where the PKGBUILD lays. Please have a look at the large comment at the top of the PKGBUILD :)

Error on installing ==> Making package: ttf-ms-win10 10.0.10240-2 (Mon Sep 7 21:41:51 BRT 2015) ==> Checking runtime dependencies... ==> Checking buildtime dependencies... ==> Retrieving sources... ==> ERROR: arialbd.ttf was not found in the build directory and is not a URL. ==> ERROR: Makepkg was unable to build ttf-ms-win10.

sorry if not the place to ask , but i noticed a big reduction in size from ttf-ms-win8 to this package , does this package provide all the other languages supported by ttf-ms-win8 ?

I agree and have replaced the checksum with the SKIP keyword, so the readme won't be checked. I didn't raise the pkgrel because this only affects people that want to reinstall this anyway.

Same error that tanckrackers and Mons1990 reported. Each windows installation contains a license file in the foreign language, so the hash differs. I think it's checksum validation should be skipped.

Same error that tancrackers reported. Solved with makepkg -g >> PKGBUILD makepkg PKGBUILD

I'm getting: license.rtf ... FAILED ==> ERROR: One or more files did not pass the validity check! I have an up-to-date Windows 10, and I took the license.rtf file from C:\Windows\System32

Package should conflict/provides: provides=(ttf-tahoma ttf-{ms,vista,win7}-fonts ttf-ms-win8{,-arabic,-hebrew,-indic,-japanese,-korean,-other,-sea,-thai,-zh_cn,-zh_tw}) conflicts=(ttf-tahoma ttf-{ms,vista,win7}-fonts ttf-ms-win8{,-arabic,-hebrew,-indic,-japanese,-korean,-other,-sea,-thai,-zh_cn,-zh_tw}) Good job btw. Thanks.