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The input methods
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To test the fonts, you need to write something. And to write something,
you need a mechanism to input the Bangla Unicode chars through the keyboard.
That has been described in the Bengali Keyboard Layout mini-HOWTO by Taneem
Ahmed at http://www.bengalinux.org.
Of course, you can also use Yudit to write Bangla - refer to the Yudit documentation
for that.