On Mon, 25 Aug 2008 10:00:57 +0200, houghi typed this message:

> noi ance wrote:
>> Not necessary. Just download or copy the .ttf file somewhere and use
>> look and feel to install the fonts from that location, also works for
>> non- true type.
>
> What is look and feel?
>
> houghi

Unfortunately, I was wrong. You and the others were correct, the .ttf
files need to be copied to the appropriate fonts folders. If the OP
chmod the permissions on the /usr/share/fonts/truetype he can drop and
drag fonts through Nautilus.

I don't know the KDE equivalent, in Gnome/Default desktop its System ->
Look and Feel -> Appearance for Suse11 and in Suse 10.3 its Applications -
> Utilities -> Desktop -> Appearance. You can install new Themes and
Backgrounds but not the fonts.