WINDOWS
Configuring Windows VISTA
- Unicode Bangla is built in enabled. No need to configure anything.
Configuring Windows XP
- Go to Control Panel > Regional and Language Options
- In the Language tab, select Install files for complex script and right-to-left languages (including Thai)
- You need Windows Xp CD to complete installing of the necessary system files.
- Restart the computer if it want.
- If you lost your windows cd then you need Complex Script Installer. Click here to download Complex Script Installer 2.0.0.
Configuring Windows 2000
- Go to Control Panel > Regional Options
- In the General tab look for Language settings for the system
- Select Indic from the list. Click Ok. You have done configuring!
- You might need Windows Xp CD to complete installing of the necessary system files.
- Restart the computer if it want.
Configuring Windows 2003 Server
- Go to Control Panel > Regional and Language Options
- In Language tab select Install files for complex script and right-to-left languages (including Thai). Click Ok.
- You might need Windows Xp CD to complete installing of the necessary system files.
- Restart the computer if it want.
LINUX
Linux with Gnome Desktop
- No need to configure anything. Only download unicode Bangla fonts and install it.
- When using Mozilla or Firefox, you must enable Pango rendering by opening xterm and typing MOZ_ENABLE_PANGO=1 mozilla or MOZ_ENABLE_PANGO=1 firefox.
- Now your browser have Bangla language support. (Make sure you have firefox 2.o or recent version. Older version don't support Unicode Bangla)
Linux with KDE Desktop
- * No need to configure anything. Only download unicode Bangla fonts and install it.
- * Make sure to support Bangla when install Linux.
More information on Ubuntu Linux can be found on Here and Here
# You can install font, view and write unicode Bangla in Linux Mint as the same method of Ubuntu.
More information on Puppy Linux
- How to view Unicode Bangla in Puppy Linux
- How to write Unicode Bangla in Puppy Linux
- Unijoy keyboard on Puppy Linux
- How to install/ setup SCIM input system in Puppy Linux
MACINTOSH
Mac OS X- Unicode Bangla is built in enabled. No need to configure anything.
- Only download Apple Advance Typography (AAT) supported unicode Bangla fonts and install it.
- Download AAT Font from Ekushey.
- Use Safari Browser to view unicode Bangla.
- Visit Ekushey.org for more info.
