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How to use Avro in Linux?

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I am using Manjaro(Arch-based Linux). And, I had installed Avro using the following command by getting help of the documentation

yay -S ibus-avro-git

Avro is software using that software user write Bangla fonts. But, I don't know how to start it in Linux. Using the help command I get

ibus help

Usage: ibus COMMAND [OPTION...]

Commands:
  engine          Set or get engine
  exit            Exit ibus-daemon
  list-engine     Show available engines
  watch           (Not implemented)
  restart         Restart ibus-daemon
  version         Show version
  read-cache      Show the content of registry cache
  write-cache     Create registry cache
  address         Print the D-Bus address of ibus-daemon
  read-config     Show the configuration values
  reset-config    Reset the configuration values
  emoji           Save emoji on dialog to clipboard
  help            Show this information
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At first I had listed engines.

ibus list-engine > engine.txt

Then, I found engines name... Then, I had set engine following way

ibus engine xkb:ph:capewell-dvorak:eng
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Monica Cellio‭ wrote over 3 years ago

Setting the engine automatically starts it and there is no "start" command? (I see "restart" in the help, but not "start".)

deleted user wrote over 3 years ago · edited over 3 years ago

@MonicaCellio Yes! There's a reason of it. Actually, it is running automatically. When I check current engine I got English (xkb:us::eng). Which is US English. But, I didn't start it. I can write English by default. If I change the engine than, I can write that language(which I set to Engine).