While Calibre is a great app, it’s not the only one out there that can offer all the features and services you need for your eBook collection. However, Calibre comes with a few disadvantages such as its dated user interface, limited customization options, and lack of a native help file. It saves time on eBook library management, is usable everywhere, and allows you to share and backup your library easily.
Plus, Calibre also allows you to sync your eBook reader devices, download news from the internet, and convert the downloads into book form. Not only is it loved because it’s an open-source application, but it also has a cornucopia of features such as library management and eBook conversion. You can check this is true if LibreOffice does not display the font name in italics anymore.If you have a library of eBooks that you´re not sure how to manage, one of the best ways to keep them all in one place and easily manage them is to use an eBook management app or software.įor many people, Calibre offers a one-stop solution for all their eBook needs. Now LibreOffice will use the newly installed fonts. If everything went right, the output of the previous command should be something like: Create a local fontconfig configuration file, and add the directory in which the fonts have been installed: mkdir $HOME/.config/fontconfigĮxport CONFFILE=$/.config/fontconfig/conf.d/nfĬheck that the font "Calibri" is resolved by fontconfig into the new installed font:
LibreOffice uses fontconfig to resolve fonts: fontconfig needs to be aware of the new fonts if you want LibreOffice to use them. You can install "Calibri" and additional fonts using fontist.įontist will present you the Microsoft's EULA: please read it and type "yes" followed by enter if you accept it.įontist will download the fonts and tell you where the fonts have been installed, in my case it was:
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