Fonty Python / Font Manager.

Con la Fonty Python administrador de fuentes, puede organizar sus fuentes en grupos (llamados “Tazo”), e instalar y desinstalar estos grupos cuando los necesita.

La última versión de Python Fonty está disponible en Ubuntu 8,04. Instalarlo desde el paquete fontypython (haga clic en el vínculo para instalar), o ejecutando el comando a continuación en su terminal:

sudo apt-get install fontypython

With the Fonty Python font manager, you can organize your fonts into groups (called “pogs”), and install and uninstall these groups when you need them. When a pog is not installed, you won’t have the fonts it contains filling up your menus.

The latest version of Fonty Python is available in Ubuntu 8.04. Install it from the package fontypython (click the link to install), or by running the command below in your terminal:
sudo apt-get install fontypython

First, you’ll need some font files to test out. There’s a list of sources on this page, and I also like dafont.com. Store your font files in any directory, but keep them in one place so Fonty Python can find them. Don’t install the fonts, the application will take care of that for you.

Start Fonty Python from Applications->Graphics->Fonty Python. I get an error message starting the program, but it seems to work fine.

On the rightmost pane of the window, you can select font sources. Under the Folders tab, select the folder you put your fonts in. The fonts found in the selected folder should be listed in the center.

Fuente: TomBuntu