The kbd package, which provides setfont and other console tools, includes a rich collection of PSF fonts. Many distributions include a 6x14.psf or lat1-06.psf (Latin-1 6x14). On Debian/Ubuntu, install with:
sudo apt install kbd console-setup
Then locate fonts at /usr/share/consolefonts/ – look for files like Uni1-VGA6x14.psf.gz.
Because this font is a standard part of the X11 distribution, it is open-source and free to use, even for commercial projects in most contexts. font 6x14h library download free
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(Note: If you are on Linux, you likely already have this installed as part of the xfonts-base package, but the download above provides the raw BDF/PCF files for custom implementation.) The kbd package, which provides setfont and other
The most authoritative source is the Linux kernel itself. The kernel includes a built-in 6x14 font defined in drivers/tty/vt/fonts.c. You can extract it directly:
Search for "6x14 font array" or "glcd 6x14 font" to find C header files: Then locate fonts at /usr/share/consolefonts/ – look for
// Example 6x14 bitmap font header
const unsigned char font_6x14[][14] = ... ;
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