Good, Free Fonts?

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Good, Free Fonts?

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I have been searching for High quality, free fonts lately, and have yet to find a good website with free fonts that don't blur. So if you know of any good ones, please feel free to post!


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dafont.com is my favorite
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You can use Google Web Fonts, which can be downloaded individually as described here.

Dafont, already mentioned, is also fantastic.
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I'd echo the recommendation for Google Web Fonts. I would probably not recommend dafont, because the licensing information is often missing, wrong or incomplete.
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Re: Good, Free Fonts?

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I recommend Ubuntu, which is free, nicely licensed and looks really nice.
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nevon wrote:I'd echo the recommendation for Google Web Fonts. I would probably not recommend dafont, because the licensing information is often missing, wrong or incomplete.
T-Bone wrote:I recommend Ubuntu, which is free, nicely licensed and looks really nice.
http://www.google.com/webfonts/specimen/Ubuntu

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Try quoting yourself. That should help.
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Re: Good, Free Fonts?

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I thought he was going to use the fonts for a game? Then a direct download with ttf files is probably easier for him.
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