Restore /etc/fonts/ - Ask Ubuntu


i accidentally deleted entire contents of directory /etc/fonts/. how can restore without having reinstall os completely? enter image description here

you can boot live disk of ubuntu , copy contents on live /etc/fonts /etc/fonts


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