![]() ![]() ![]() Instructions for older versions of Ubuntu For Ubuntu 16.04 Install language support You can also switch between different installed keyboard layouts by clicking Super+ Space, or Shift+ Super+ Space. Clicking it will give you all the installed keyboard layout choices. Once a new keyboard layout is selected, you will see a new language icon at the top panel. Same steps to select a different keyboard layout. Ibus-m17n based keyboard layouts to show up in the list. Open a terminal by pressing Ctrl+ Alt+ T and enter: sudo apt install ibus-m17nĬlose all applications and restart the computer for the This will give you more choices of keyboard layouts in your Indian language. If you don't see the keyboard layout you want, or if you get unexpected results when you type in the selected language then follow the steps below install ibus-m17n. You can also see the keyboard layouts of any installed language from the drop-down menu of the language icon on the top right corner of the desktop. Then click on the keyboard icon at the bottom right corner. There is only one keyboard layout available by default for Gujarati.Ĭheck the keyboard layouts you selected first select the language from the list of input sources. ![]() That's it! For Gujarati and other Indian languages Now the new keyboard layout will be listed in the Input Sources table. Select a keyboard layout and press the Add button at the top. The word Other will show on the top of the Window.Ĭlick on Other different keyboard layouts for Hindi (or the language you typed) will show below it. Type Hindi or any other language you want to install. Select Settings, the screwdriver & wrench icon.Ĭlick the + icon under the Input Sources to open Add an Input Source window.Ĭlick on the three dots at the bottom of the window to expose the Go to System Menu at the top right corner of the desktop panel and These instructions may work for Ubuntu 17.10 as well, but I have only tested them in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. The menus and settings have changed changed significantly since Ubuntu 17.10 and above uses Gnome Shell instead of Unity. ![]()
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