Hi,

Until now, I used Font Manager to deactivate foreign languages fonts. Otherwise selecting the fonts I really want is a mess in LibreOffice. But, it doesn't work anymore, do you know why ? Is there another solution ?

    What desktop environment is this? I assume GNOME or Budgie?

    olivir Until now, I used Font Manager to deactivate foreign languages fonts. Otherwise selecting the fonts I really want is a mess in LibreOffice. But, it doesn't work anymore, do you know why ? Is there another solution ?

    I never used (solus') font manager to deactivate anything in LibreOffice. I really need only 2-3 fonts if I compose.
    Open fonts pull-down in document, hit the first three letters of font I want, then POOF there it is, no need to sort. And no mess at all for me.
    That said there are a lot of language packs installed, I will agree with you.

    Anyway I'm only writing for one reason. I had an idea for you.
    Last time I installed a font the right way (eopkg/repo) it suddenly appeared in LibreWriter's pull-down font menu.

    So...find the "master system list conf/config/library/whatever solus has" that Libre loads its fonts from.....and DELETE what you hate.
    So when you populate LibreWriter, no more mess, no more fuss.
    I'm sure its a sudo sys file but at least that would be the easy way to control the excess fonts you are complaining about.***
    twocents

    ***edit: unless you can manually uninstall unwanted language packs/fonts which seems a small project but would be really efficient in the end. I like those projects. 😆