You probably want to make a logo and you don't like the fonts Inkscape is showing you. Blame your operating system. Inkscape is showing you the list from that. That is actually a good thing. A software coming with its own fonts would be too heavy. You are spared from the space invasion. Now to use a font that you like, you have to put it inside your operating system's font folder. Inkscape then will make it visible for your use. How to do it? Check the steps. Once you install one, you will find it listed by other graphics editors also including Pixlr. In short, it will not stay limited to just Inkscape.
Where to Get Free Fonts
Fonts are very time consuming to make and thus, they are not always free. The artists are quite sensitive about who uses them. If you are looking for free fonts to use in a text or logo for some kind of business stay careful. Free does not equal to free for all. Do take a look at the kind of license they come with. It is really best to go for public domain fonts since they are not very restrictive. Still verify if the artist allows free for commercial use. Most sites will show the license type of each font. Reviewing it will help. You can also email the artist to be on the safe side. For public domain fonts, you can go for the following sites:
1001fonts
Font Meme
Font Squirrel
All of them allow preview of fonts by letting you type in a field whatever you want. Play around. See what you like. Finalize whatever you want. Otherwise, learning the steps, just choose something randomly. At this point, please do not keep your Inkscape open. Close it. If you are working on some graphics save them.
How to Install
Let's go to 1001 Fonts. From there, we pick Headlines. You can see it highlighted below.
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