This Homebrew "tap" contains various non-free fonts from around the Internet.
Note that no font files or archives are kept in this repository. This repository simply makes it easier to install the font files from well-known locations.
Assume that each font is copyrighted, but permitted to be used provided that you have installed a certain program or otherwise paid a certain party for its use.
If you use a commercial font in a commercial work and you didn't pay for the font or otherwise gain permission to use it, the ghost of Morris Fuller Benton will mess with your kernings now and forevermore.
All casks (in Casks) are in the public domain, or CC0 where public domain
doesn't exist.
First, you'll need Homebrew installed. Click here for instructions.
Visit Homebrew's website for the latest installation method. It's probably this:
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"Then tap this repository.
brew tap colindean/fonts-nonfree && \
brew trust colindean/fonts-nonfreeNow you can install with:
brew install --cask font-microsoft-office font-microsoft-aptos font-microsoft-fluentThe --cask is optional: it simply flags the options passed as explicitly casks and not formulae in case of a name collision.
- The Microsoft Office 2007 fonts in
font-microsoft-office- Owners of various Microsoft products may use. See
brew info font-microsoft-officefor known caveats. - Included fonts:
- Calibri
- Cambria
- Candara
- Consolas
- Constantia
- Corbel
- Owners of various Microsoft products may use. See
- Microsoft Aptos in
font-microsoft-aptos- Display, Mono, Serif, and default (Sans)
- Varying weights included
- Microsoft Fluent Calibri and Sitka in
font-microsoft-fluent- These variants of the Microsoft fonts are intended to help readers with visual crowding by adding extra space between letters, words, and lines. Visual crowding is sometimes associated with dyslexia.