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Description

This test case ensures that FontAwesome4 fonts are installed correctly and can be used in applications supporting custom fonts.

Setup

  1. Make sure fontawesome4-fonts is installed: sudo dnf install fontawesome4-fonts.

How to test

  1. Open a text editor that allows custom font selection (like LibreOffice Writer or Gedit).
  2. Open the font selection menu and search for FontAwesome.
  3. Select FontAwesome and type or paste some Unicode characters that correspond to FontAwesome icons. You can get the Unicode characters from FontAwesome's website.
  4. Save the document and then close it.
  5. Reopen the saved document.

Expected Results

  1. FontAwesome should appear in the list of available fonts in the text editor.
  2. Typed Unicode characters should display as FontAwesome icons.
  3. After saving, closing, and reopening the document, FontAwesome icons should still display correctly.