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<pre>fc-cache -fv</pre> |
<pre>fc-cache -fv</pre> |
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== Select Sinhala as the Sugar interface language== |
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== Enabling Sinhala keyboard== |
== Enabling Sinhala keyboard== |
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* Edit ~/.kbd file and add the following |
* Edit ~/.kbd file and add the following |
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XKB_LAYOUT="us,lk" |
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XKB_VARIANT="olpc -option grp:alt_shift_toggle" |
XKB_VARIANT="olpc -option grp:alt_shift_toggle" |
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Revision as of 09:05, 16 October 2008
Enable Sinhala rendering
- Copy lklug.ttf font to /usr/share/fonts
- execute
fc-cache -fv
Select Sinhala as the Sugar interface language
Enabling Sinhala keyboard
- Edit ~/.kbd file and add the following
XKB_LAYOUT="us,lk" XKB_VARIANT="olpc -option grp:alt_shift_toggle"
- Restart the Sugar by using Ctrl+Alt+erase
- Now you can toggle between sinhala and english keyboards by using "Alt+Shift" key combination
Sinhala Linux supports the Sinhala script and Sinhala language of Sri Lanka by creating Sinhala-enabled versions of applications for merging into Debian and other distributions. Sinhala fonts and keyboards are in Debian and other Linux distributions.