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Sinhala Unicode Pack re-Installation

gb flag

Here are my OS details:

Ubuntu version - 20.04.2 LTS

Type - 64 bit

GNOME Version - 3.36.8

I'm new to ubuntu. I accidentally deleted the Sinhala language folder while (having fun), changing fonts/ themes, etc. I've tried various solutions given as "Installing Sinhala Unicode Pack" but no success. Now Sinhala letters are showing as this; enter image description here

Here are the commands I tried

sudo apt-get install ibus-m17n language-pack-si
sudo apt-get install ttf-sinhala-lkmug ibus im-switch ibus-m17n m17n-db m17n-contrib language-pack-si-base

This is what I get

enter image description here

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zw flag

You have to select correct package names for your Ubuntu version. Blind googling will not give correct results.

Preliminary package list maybe generated by check-language-support -l si and using package search for sinhala.

So you can install these packages by

sudo apt install --reinstall firefox-locale-si hunspell-si language-pack-gnome-si language-pack-si libreoffice-l10n-si
sudo apt install $(apt-cache search sinhala | awk '{print $1}')

and finally to install actual packages for ibus and m17n use command below:

sudo apt install ibus-m17n ibus im-switch ibus-m17n m17n-db
Chanuka Naveen Koswatta avatar
gb flag
check-language-support -l si gives 0 results. what should i do
N0rbert avatar
zw flag
This means that they are installed. If unsure run `sudo apt install --reinstall firefox-locale-si hunspell-si language-pack-gnome-si language-pack-si libreoffice-l10n-si` .
Chanuka Naveen Koswatta avatar
gb flag
with the help of the packages you linked, I tried installing, it made no effect, then I just purged the whole package and reinstalled it. now it is working. thank u
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