Configuring Roboto font in Linux
Roboto font comes from Android and Google designed it really well. It looks awesome on desktops and laptops. But getting it working as a default system font in Linux is quite a task because the font package of Roboto available has multiple font forms declaring same type of text style.
The standard Roboto package consists of following fonts:
- Roboto-BlackItalic
- Roboto-Black
- Roboto-BoldCondensedItalic
- Roboto-BoldCondensed
- Roboto-BoldItalic
- Roboto-Bold
- Roboto-CondensedItalic
- Roboto-Condensed
- Roboto-Italic
- Roboto-LightItalic
- Roboto-Light
- Roboto-MediumItalic
- Roboto-Medium
- Roboto-Regular
- Roboto-ThinItalic
- Roboto-Thin
Routing for multiple ISP links on Linux
Many of us have multiple ISP uplinks for different reasons like reliability, download limit, etc. but there is no clear guide [at least, I couldn’t find any] on routing for multiple links.
I came across the same problem — I got a new fiber connection, but it is a capped one and I have a slow ADSL link which is not capped. So I obviously would want to use the ADSL link for low priority downloads while fiber for browsing.
After a lot of researching around, I found the solution. Probably a specific case, since my computer has just one Ethernet […]