Can't install in ubuntu 16.04 LTS

[rashidalasif]

[maateen]

After a long time, we have tried to do something for the Avro (Linux). Now the Ubuntu-16.04 LTS has been released and we really need an easy installation way for this. No more waiting, the multi-arch supported .deb package has just arrived.

Installation

1. Please run these commands from the terminal. Never forget to be in relevant directory.

   wget "https://github.com/maateen/avro/releases/download/v2.0/avro_2.0-1_all.deb"
   

   sudo dpkg -i avro_2.0-1_all.deb
   

   If you get any dependency error, then also run the following command:

   sudo apt-get install -f
   

   I hope, all is well now and the installation has been finished.

2. Go to System Settings -> Language Support from Unity Launcher

3. Look at the Keyboard input method system

4. Select IBus and close the window.

5. I believe that you need to restart IBus to make everything work fine. Try the following command:

   ibus restart
   

6. Now go to System Settings -> Keyboard -> Text Entry.

7. Search and add Avro Phonetic as input source. That's all.

If you find a bug, never forget to make us know here: https://github.com/maateen/avro/issues

[rashidalasif]

Thanks @ugcoder brother

[maateen]

Welcome bro @Rashid-Asif

[apurbapaul0]

Great news, thank for update, I will try it for sure and let you know how it works.

Regards Apurba

On Friday 13 May 2016 08:21 AM, Maksudur Rahman Maateen wrote:

After a long time, we have tried to do something for the Avro (Linux). Now the Ubuntu-16.04 LTS has been released and we really need an easy installation way for this. No more waiting, the multi-arch supported .deb package has just arrived.

Installation

• Please run these commands from the terminal. Never forget to be in relevant directory.

|wget "https://github.com/ugcoder/avro/releases/download/v2.0/avro_2.0-1_all.deb" | |sudo dpkg -i avro_2.0-1_all.deb | |sudo apt-get install -f |

• I believe that you need a reboot to make everything work fine. Try the following command:

|sudo reboot |

• Now go to |System Settings|>|Language Support|. Then select |ibus| as input method.
• I hope you can find |Text Entry| from |System Settings|. Just search and add |Avro|.

If you find a bug, never forget to make us know here: https://github.com/ugcoder/avro/issues

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[auvipy]

but why not push to upstream?

[maateen]

@auvipy Sarim bro is gonna develop a new version of Avro from scratch on Golang. That's why I am keeping it separate from upstream.

[auvipy]

ow I see.

[mmhfarooque]

@maateen vai - following the above I am still unable to get it work.

[maateen]

@mmhfarooque If it Ubuntu-16.04 LTS, then it should work. What kind of issue are you getting? After trying all steps, please do a reboot.

[mmhfarooque]

@maateen vai - after installing and doing the above stuff and reboot I click on Text Entry Settings and nothing happen

[mmhfarooque]

@maateen vai - re-installed 16.04 and followed the procedure and it worked! Thanks

[maateen]

@mmhfarooque Welcome bro. :dancers:

[mustafiz012]

http://linux.omicronlab.com/ubuntu_14.04.html

do the same for Ubuntu 16.... it'll be helpful.....

[z4kio]

Installed and swoed in the panel but not working in Kubuntu 16.04.1 followed this procedure: sudo apt install git ibus libibus-1.0-dev automake autoconf gjs ibus-1.0 gir1.2-ibus-1.0 cd /tmp git clone https://github.com/sarim/ibus-avro.git cd ibus-avro aclocal && autoconf && automake --add-missing ./configure --prefix=/usr sudo make install

[AnupamMitra]

Today OS was upgraded to Ubuntu 16.04. I installed ibus avro. But facing problem while typing "mitra" it looks like মিত্র , typing "pr", it looks প্র . JUKTAKKHAR is not coming.

[SanaullaParvez]

First open up Terminal and run the following commands serially-

---

1. cd ~/Desktop

2. wget "https://github.com/ugcoder/avro/releases/download/v2.0/avro_2.0-1_all.deb"

2. sudo dpkg -i avro_2.0-1_all.deb

3. sudo apt-get install -fy (now if you see any dependency error, then also run the third command)

---

Avro should be installed on your system by now.

• Now go to Settings -> Language Support
• Check whether ibus is selected as the default input method.

From Terminal restart ibus by typing

ibus restart

• Again go to Settings -> Keyboard -> Text Entry
• Click on the plus(+) Button
• Search by Avro name
• Click Bengali(Avro Phonetic) -> Add

Now Enjoy Avro as the the input source.

[rifat-h]

Plz copy the solution in official avro site. For the lost souls