Now you can easily download and install Avro Phonetic Keyboard to your Linux distro.
It would be working fine to Ubuntu 9.04 (32 bit), Linux
Mint 7(32 bit)
Ubuntu 9.10 (32 bit) and Linux Mint 8 (32 bit).You may also try to your current Linux Distro but be
sure that your desktop version must be a 32 bit Operating system.
Here is the download links and installation method of Avro Phonetic For Linux!
Download:
For Ubuntu 9.04 (32 bit) & Linux Mint 7 (32 bit):scim-avro_0.0.2-1ubuntu9.04_i386.deb
For Ubuntu 9.10 (32 bit) & Linux Mint 8 (32 bit, upcoming):scim-avro_0.0.2-1ubuntu9.10_i386.deb
Installation Guide:
*First download a version of Avro Phonetic
*Now double click to open the file with gdebi and click Install
Package
*Making scim your Default Input Method:
scim-avro
depends on scim, so if you want to type Bangla in anywhere, you have to select
scim as your default input method.
*Open terminal
*Type: “im-switch
-c”
Now you will
see available options to choose from, watch the number beside scim (NOT scim-bridge, see known issues for details), type it and press Enter.
(See the example screenshot, to select scim, you have to type 4 and then press enter. Follow
whatever your terminal shows.)
*Now Restart your pc
*After restarting your PC now you can see the scim icon in notification area and a list of available
typing methods will be shown.
*Select Avro Phonetic from there.
*You can switch between English and Bangla mode just
pressing Ctrl+Space or F12 Key.
