Install the rupee font by unzipping it, and dropping the font folder into the.
If you want to use a font for a few hours, go to , and click on the **Free Download Rupee** hyperlink.
How to Install Fonts in Linux/Ubuntu
In your Ubuntu 14.04 or newer installation, navigate to the folder where you want to install the rupee font.
In Windows, browse the font location. Find the folder containing the font and copy it to a folder on your desktop.
In Ubuntu 14.04 or newer, use the following command:
Copy the font folder and paste it to a folder of your choice on your desktop, i.e. ~/Desktop
Go to **System > Preferences > Appearance** and **System > Preferences > Display**, and change the **Default Font** to the new font.
How to Use the Font
First, install the font.
After installing the font, set it as the default font using the following command:
In all Windows and Linux applications, save the document with the font, i.e. **File > Save As > Rupee Font**
If you want to use the font for more than a few hours, export the font (**File > Export**) to a **.zip** file and extract the font to a specific folder.
Conclusion
This tutorial explained how to use the Rupee Font in LibreOffice and on websites and in your documents and documents. If you liked this tutorial, you can send me a few dollars for making it.
Q:
How to sort any List into any order?
I have a List ListaStringa, and i need to make a "SortaSorta" sort to put the String1 first, then the string2 then the string3 and then so on, and when the list is finished the order has to be the same as it was before.
Any suggestions?
A:
Use a SortedList with custom comparator.
For example,
When you sort a list, you have to create a Comparator object. Comparator class defines the following methods:
public int compare(Object o1, Object o2)
public int compare(
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