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I have a personal folder with many fonts, and a small percentage are Chinese fonts. How can I list them with a terminal command in order to isolate them into another folder ?

I know fc-list but it will give me the list of Chinese fonts in the system folder:

fc-list :lang=zh

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fc-scan -f "%{file}\t%{lang}\n" PATH | grep 'zh' | cut -f1 | sort | uniq

Replace PATH with the folder you want to scan. This spits out all filenames inside this directory which are at least of some language containing 'zh'.

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