Avro New Version available (& more fonts)

**Nasif** · #1 March 29, 2007, 09:05 PM

Thread Update: June 12, 2007
OmicronLab updated their Avro to version 4.1.0.
New Version Available: Avro 4.1.0

OmicronLab updated their Avro to version 4.0.2.

Also, I have updated the Bangla fonts pack file on our server with new Bangla fonts that are now available. It also has newer version of some of the other common fonts, such SolaimanLipi.

Avro 4.0.2
Bangla Fonts Pack

Also, thanks to Omicron Lab for recognizing BC's effort in promoting Bangla unicode. OmicronLab is also a BanglaCricket's partner site.

Shafin · #2 April 8, 2007, 02:50 AM

Thanks for letting us know.

cricket_dorshok · #3 May 23, 2007, 08:49 AM

BC Development boss
I am using (Suse) Linux. Therefore, can't read bangla fonts. Is there any way to read/view bangla font. Avro is mainly for Windows. I don't want to miss babubangla's special.

**Nasif** · #4 May 23, 2007, 09:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cricket_dorshok
BC Development boss
I am using (Suse) Linux. Therefore, can't read bangla fonts. Is there any way to read/view bangla font. Avro is mainly for Windows. I don't want to miss babubangla's special.

Most of Linux distros have complete Bangla localization, which means Bangla is available in all of them.

I use Suse too, just install the Bangla language packs, which will install the default bangla fonts. You can also install the fonts manually. There are lots of directions available on the net, just google it.

Writing in Linux is another story. As there is only one keyboard layout, Probhat. You can get more info on this in Ankur Bangla Linux site.
http://www.bengalinux.org

cricket_dorshok · #5 May 23, 2007, 11:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nasif
Most of Linux distros have complete Bangla localization, which means Bangla is available in all of them.

I use Suse too, just install the Bangla language packs, which will install the default bangla fonts. You can also install the fonts manually. There are lots of directions available on the net, just google it.

Writing in Linux is another story. As there is only one keyboard layout, Probhat. You can get more info on this in Ankur Bangla Linux site.
http://www.bengalinux.org

Thank you dear developer, I installed bangla package. now, i can view bangla font, but a bit problematic, like a-kar, e-kar gula age gula thik thak moto asena. porte to pari!

**Nasif** · #6 May 23, 2007, 01:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cricket_dorshok
Thank you dear developer, I installed bangla package. now, i can view bangla font, but a bit problematic, like a-kar, e-kar gula age gula thik thak moto asena. porte to pari!

Linux version of the Firefox had some problem with Indic scripts, including bangla. I believe they have fixed it on the latest version. Upgrade to the latest one and see if it works.

Otherwise if you are using KDE, you can use Konqueror as browser. It displays Bangla fine. Not sure about Gnome's one.

cricket_dorshok · #7 May 24, 2007, 09:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nasif
Linux version of the Firefox had some problem with Indic scripts, including bangla. I believe they have fixed it on the latest version. Upgrade to the latest one and see if it works.

Otherwise if you are using KDE, you can use Konqueror as browser. It displays Bangla fine. Not sure about Gnome's one.

Thanks brother. I installed suse 10.2, the latest one. but firefox still has the problem. I can now view babubangla's post with konqueror but can't view any bangla newspaper.

**Nasif** · #8 June 12, 2007, 02:36 PM

OmicronLab updated their Avro to version 4.1.0.
New Version Available: Avro 4.1.0

Shafin · #9 July 4, 2007, 12:06 PM

Version 4.5.0 is now available