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This question is very similar to the question asked here. In fact, this is the way I installed Avro earlier.

Recently I have installed Ubuntu 17.04 in a new laptop, and followed the same process given in the link. However, after installing (and following the steps) the font is not showing up as Bengali. In n fact, it started typing in Arabic!

Any idea what went wrong? I have followed all the processes multiple times.

Zanna
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This happens because of a bug in avro. I don't know what causes the bug, but to fix this, open your terminal and follow these steps:

cd /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols


sudo mv bn bn.bak

So, the first command will change your direcory to "/usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols". And the second command will rename the file named "bn".

Thanks!!!

drmirk
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