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u can use pacifist to reinstall fontbook in u ystem. it will ask u if u want to replace it. u ned an image of u os an accesle packs. dont know if u can {rm} the folders content. never tried... but fonts must be installed in user's location and not on system folder. i think with {setenv} we can link link external folders with custom organized fonts to system/pathes. im working around because for years i used amount of fonts and try to reorganize this with a minimal system set and no third party apps like fontexplorer or others. setenv..symlinks..if others around have some ideas on that theyre are welcome to open a discussion on this or link to..hope it helps.

You can use Pacifist to reinstall Font Book in your system. It will ask you if you want to replace it. You will need an image of your OS in an accessible pack.

Don't know if you can 'rm' the folder's content. Never tried, but fonts must be installed in the user's location and not in the System folder.

I think with 'setenv' we can link external folders with custom organized fonts to system/paths.

I'm working around because for years I used many fonts and tried to reorganize them with a minimal system set and no third-party apps like FontExplorer or others.

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u can use pacifist to reinstall fontbook in u ystem. it will ask u if u want to replace it. u ned an image of u os an accesle packs. dont know if u can {rm} the folders content. never tried... but fonts must be installed in user's location and not on system folder. i think with {setenv} we can link link external folders with custom organized fonts to system/pathes. im working around because for years i used amount of fonts and try to reorganize this with a minimal system set and no third party apps like fontexplorer or others. setenv..symlinks..if others around have some ideas on that theyre are welcome to open a discussion on this or link to..hope it helps.