4 To use the proper font for PDF rendering you need to install the necessary typefaces into your TeX distribution.
7 ## Installing Open Sans
9 1. Find your texmf directory: `kpsewhich -var-value TEXMFHOME`
10 2. Copy the font folders from the `fonts/opensans` directory in the repository to the respective folders your texmf folder. Be careful not to replace any existing contents in there.
11 3. Run `mktexlsr` to refresh the file name database and make TEX aware of the new files. (You _may_ need `sudo` here.)
12 4. Run `updmap --enable Map=opensans.map` to make `Dvips`, `dvipdf` and `pdfTEX` aware of the new fonts.
15 Now you can use `make pdf` to render a PDF using the new fonts.
17 You can find further information on Open Sans in the file `fonts/opensans/doc/fonts/opensans/opensans.pdf` and here: <http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/fonts/opensans/>
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22 ### Resulting `texmf` directory structure
24 This what your `texmf` folder structure should look like now.