Imports OSX fonts from a zip file

import_osxfnt.sh

#!/bin/sh
#
# Synopsis:
# Sometimes I have to use MACOSX fonts on my Linux machine.
# They come in from a zip file, but the fonts are hidden files
# in a __MACOSX directory in the zip. This script handles
# unzipping the file, moving the hidden font files into my user
# font directory and updating my font cache automatically.
#
# Description:
# Imports OSX fonts from a zip file
#
# Usage:
#   import_osxfnt.sh osxfont.zip
#

ZIP=$1
filename=`basename $ZIP`
base=${filename%.*}
tmpdir=/tmp/_osxfnts/$base
SAVEIFS=$IFS

# Change IFS to support spaces
IFS=`echo -en "\n\b"`

mkdir -p $tmpdir
cp $ZIP $tmpdir
cd $tmpdir
unzip $ZIP
cd __MACOSX

# Iterate through each directory, moving the OSX hidden font files
# to the current user's font directory
for d in *; do
  cd $d
  for i in ._*; do
    mv $i ~/.fonts/`echo $i | sed 's/\._//g'`
  done
done

rm -rf $tmpdir

# Update font cache
fc-cache