Here's how you can install all font files from the Fonts-Windows-10 directory into your Linux system using terminal commands:

1. Open Terminal: First, open your terminal.

2. Navigate to the Font Directory: Use the cd command to navigate to the directory containing the fonts. For example, if your fonts are in the ~/Downloads/Fonts-Windows-10 directory, you can use the following command:

   $ cd ~/Downloads/Fonts-Windows-10

3. Copy Font Files: Next, you need to copy these font files to the system's font directory. Linux may use font directories such as /usr/share/fonts or /usr/local/share/fonts. You can use the cp command to copy the fonts. For example, to copy all fonts to the /usr/share/fonts/Fonts-Windows-10 directory (you may need to create this directory first), you can use:

   $ sudo mkdir -p /usr/share/fonts/Fonts-Windows-10
   $ sudo cp *.* /usr/share/fonts/Fonts-Windows-10/

4. Update Font Cache: After copying the font files, you need to update the system's font cache. This can be done by running the fc-cache command:

   $ sudo fc-cache -fv

5. Verify Font Installation: Finally, you can use the fc-list command to verify that the fonts have been successfully installed:

   $ fc-list
   $ fc-list | grep -i Fonts-Windows-10

These steps should install all font files from the Fonts-Windows-10 directory into your Linux system and make them available for all applications. Remember to replace the paths in the commands to match your actual font file location and system font directory.

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