Sinhala unicode install debian / kali linux
Kali linux (Debian) can't see Sinhala fonts in Chrome or Firefox. It shows as boxes. How can I install Sinhala unicode?
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Kali linux (Debian) can't see Sinhala fonts in Chrome or Firefox. It shows as boxes. How can I install Sinhala unicode?
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Did you read the bit on the Debian tag? "Questions specific to the Debian official distribution (stable, testing, or unstable); if you are using a derivative of Debian (e.g. Mint, Ubuntu, Kali, etc), then use that distribution’s tag instead."
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Kali linux (Debian) can't see Sinhala fonts in Chrome or Firefox. It shows as boxes. How can I install Sinhala unicode?
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Kali linux (Debian) can't see Sinhala fonts in Chrome or Firefox. It shows as boxes. How can I install Sinhala unicode?
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Did you read the bit on the Debian tag? "Questions specific to the Debian official distribution (stable, testing, or unstable); if you are using a derivative of Debian (e.g. Mint, Ubuntu, Kali, etc), then use that distribution’s tag instead."
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Did you read the bit on the Debian tag? "Questions specific to the Debian official distribution (stable, testing, or unstable); if you are using a derivative of Debian (e.g. Mint, Ubuntu, Kali, etc), then use that distribution’s tag instead."
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Did you read the bit on the Debian tag? "Questions specific to the Debian official distribution (stable, testing, or unstable); if you are using a derivative of Debian (e.g. Mint, Ubuntu, Kali, etc), then use that distribution’s tag instead."
– user8779
Aug 10 '17 at 9:06
Did you read the bit on the Debian tag? "Questions specific to the Debian official distribution (stable, testing, or unstable); if you are using a derivative of Debian (e.g. Mint, Ubuntu, Kali, etc), then use that distribution’s tag instead."
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Install following packages.
sudo apt-get install fonts-lklug-sinhala ibus im-switch ibus-m17n m17n-db m17n-contrib
EDIT updated answer 2019/03
sudo apt-get install fonts-lklug-sinhala ibus im-config ibus-m17n m17n-db
Remember to Restart the PC
Ref:
nongnu sinhala how to
sinhala-unicode-wijesekara-keyboard-in-ibus
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Install following packages.
sudo apt-get install fonts-lklug-sinhala ibus im-switch ibus-m17n m17n-db m17n-contrib
EDIT updated answer 2019/03
sudo apt-get install fonts-lklug-sinhala ibus im-config ibus-m17n m17n-db
Remember to Restart the PC
Ref:
nongnu sinhala how to
sinhala-unicode-wijesekara-keyboard-in-ibus
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Install following packages.
sudo apt-get install fonts-lklug-sinhala ibus im-switch ibus-m17n m17n-db m17n-contrib
EDIT updated answer 2019/03
sudo apt-get install fonts-lklug-sinhala ibus im-config ibus-m17n m17n-db
Remember to Restart the PC
Ref:
nongnu sinhala how to
sinhala-unicode-wijesekara-keyboard-in-ibus
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Install following packages.
sudo apt-get install fonts-lklug-sinhala ibus im-switch ibus-m17n m17n-db m17n-contrib
EDIT updated answer 2019/03
sudo apt-get install fonts-lklug-sinhala ibus im-config ibus-m17n m17n-db
Remember to Restart the PC
Ref:
nongnu sinhala how to
sinhala-unicode-wijesekara-keyboard-in-ibus
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Install following packages.
sudo apt-get install fonts-lklug-sinhala ibus im-switch ibus-m17n m17n-db m17n-contrib
EDIT updated answer 2019/03
sudo apt-get install fonts-lklug-sinhala ibus im-config ibus-m17n m17n-db
Remember to Restart the PC
Ref:
nongnu sinhala how to
sinhala-unicode-wijesekara-keyboard-in-ibus
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Did you read the bit on the Debian tag? "Questions specific to the Debian official distribution (stable, testing, or unstable); if you are using a derivative of Debian (e.g. Mint, Ubuntu, Kali, etc), then use that distribution’s tag instead."
– user8779
Aug 10 '17 at 9:06