You can write Bangla in Google Chrome installing Automatic Bangla Typing extension I’ve developed! Previously, it had full support for Firefox, but the thing was not working in Google Chrome. Now I’ve fixed some bugs & it’s fully compatible in Google Chrome (16.0.912.77) If you’re familiar with “Phonetic” layout, you can easily type Bangla. How […]
Monthly Archives: January 2012
You need Solaimanlipi 2.0 for rendering font correctly in Google Chrome. You can download a copy of the font (customized by Saif Hassan) from the link below: Download SolaimanLipi 2.0 The font above was “customized for Linux” – I don’t know much about this customization. So If you’re interested visit Saif Hassan’s post […]
Reblogged from Shafiul Azam's Weblog: Dictionary in Python is a dat type also known as map. You may be already familiar with them, if using Associative Arrays in PHP or Hash-tables in C++ or Java. You may imagine a dictionary as an array, where instead of numerical indexes (the first element of array is indexed […]
Note: If you prefer to use terminal, you may need root access to use the following commands. If necessary, append “sudo” to all commands. First, login to your remote server using ssh/ftp whatever. In your servers, say git repos are stored in /srv/gitosis/repositories directory (this is the default directory if you used gitosis). Say, we’re […]
Requirements: Assuming, you’ve Apache server installed already. 1. Install SVN Open a terminal & type: sudo apt-get install subversion 2. Create Repo Let’s say, we want to create a repo in /var/svn/myrepo. Type in terminal: cd /var sudo mkdir svn sudo svnadmin create /var/svn/myrepo 3. Users & Groups Create a user & group named “svn”: […]
