bolnagri is a hindi phonetic keyboard map . The installation can be done in 2 ways :-
For any/all distributions ;-
Download the bolnagri tarball
wget http://code.indlinux.net/frs/download.php/23/bolnagri-in.tgz
You will get output like
--21:30:42-- http://code.indlinux.net/frs/download.php/23/bolnagri-in.tgz
=> `bolnagri-in.tgz'
Resolving code.indlinux.net... 83.143.86.34
Connecting to code.indlinux.net|83.143.86.34|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 1,45,629 (142K) [application/binary]
100%[======================================================================>] 1,45,629 66.78K/s
21:30:47 (66.72 KB/s) - `bolnagri-in.tgz' saved [145629/145629]
Then extract the tarball
tar -zxvf bolnagri-in.tgz
which will result into a folder called bolnagri-in
cd into that folder
cd bolnagri-in
Run the install.sh shell script
./install.sh
sudo or su ./install.sh
give the root/sudo password
Installing bolnagri-in...
Done
You should find the bolnagri font on you panel.
If you are on debian etch or ubuntu you have a derivative method
wget http://code.indlinux.net/frs/download.php/6/bolnagri_0.2-1_all.deb
Now using your favourite package manager install it . I am using dpkg here
sudo dpkg -i bolnagri_0.2-1_all.deb
Uninstallation/Deinstallation of Bolnagri
If for any reason you want to uninstall it, its pretty simple atleast the .deb pack
That will install the package , for any issues please go to http://www.indlinux.org
sudo dpkg -deinstall bolnagri (if we want to remove files but let the configuration files remain) OR
sudo dpkg -purge bolnagri (this time the configuration files also go)
Another way is to search for the same in Synaptic or your favourite package manager.
A little bit info. about what happens when either we install through the .install.sh shell script or the package through package manager.
The following things happen :-
A layout definition file is copied to /etc/X11/xkb/symbols
Some definitions are added to either base.lst or base.xml
The rules governing the correct way to do stuff are covered under /etc/X11/xkb/rules/