Then, also search for and launch Synaptic package manager. Press and hold Ctrl then highlight both “fonts-ubuntu” and “fonts-ubuntu-console” packages.įirst, open terminal (Ctrl+Alt+T) and run command to unlock the font packages: sudo apt-mark unhold fonts-ubuntu fonts-ubuntu-console.Then launch “Synaptic”, click “Search” and search “ fonts-ubuntu“. So, the best choice can be running the command below in terminal: sudo apt-mark hold fonts-ubuntu fonts-ubuntu-consoleįor the graphical way (NOT work for apt), first open Ubuntu Software, search for and install Synatic Package Manager.
However, apt command and may be other tools can still upgrade the fonts. Thanks to Farran, lock package version via Synaptic package manager only prevents itself and ‘Software Updater’ from upgrading the package. To prevent your system from automatically updating to the new fonts, you have to lock the old fonts packages that were just installed via the previous step. deb packages for Ubuntu 22.04 (Jammy Jellyfish) and then click install them one by one. Once installed, restart your computer to apply changes.įor those hate Linux commands, go to this page in your browser, then select download the 2. If you saved the packages in Downloads folder, run sudo apt install ~/Downloads/fonts-ubuntu*.deb instead. After downloading the packages, install them by running command: sudo apt install. To do so, press Ctrl+Alt+T on keyboard to open terminal and run command to download the 2 packages: wget Ģ.
To install the old fonts, just download the packages from Ubuntu 22.04 repository and install them.ġ. NOTE: In the GIF image below, “After” is the new fonts, while “Before” is the old one.
If you prefer the old fonts, it’s also easy to get it in Ubuntu 23.04!Īnd, here’s a GIF image shows the changes between the old and new Ubuntu fonts. And, I’ve written a tutorial about how to try it out in Ubuntu 22.04 and 20.04. One of the visible changes in Ubuntu 23.04 Lunar Lobster is the new font for the texts in system menus, documents, and app windows.
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