| Question | Answer | |----------|--------| | | No. Akruti 07 is a commercial product. You can use the 30‑day trial for personal evaluation, but a valid license is required for ongoing use. | | Can I use Akruti 07 on Linux? | Akruti provides TrueType (.ttf) fonts that work on most modern Linux distributions. Install them by copying to ~/.fonts or /usr/share/fonts/truetype and running fc-cache -fv . | | Do I need a separate license for each workstation? | Yes. The standard license is per‑machine . For organizations, consider the volume licensing option (10‑seat, 50‑seat, etc.). | | Will the fonts work in web browsers? | Yes, if you embed the .woff2 versions (Akruti offers a web‑font conversion service). Remember to include the proper font‑display CSS rule for faster rendering. | | How do I transfer the license to a new computer? | Deactivate the old installation via the Akruti License Manager , then activate the same key on the new machine. Contact support if you hit the activation limit. | | What if the download link expires? | The official site provides a “Regenerate Link” button on your account page. For reseller purchases, request a fresh link via their support email. |
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