There has been a persistent problem with various users regarding Bangla fonts. People have not been able to read my Bangla articles for various reasons.
Here is a basic troubleshooting:
Q: I cannot read Bangla.
A: Learn it. It's easy. Start off with Bornoporichoy I and II, and then proceed to Shohoj Path I, II, III, ...
Q: I can read Bangla, but I cannot read your Bangla articles.
A: Typically, such issues are resolved by installing Avro Keyboard.
Q: Where can I buy this Avro Keyboard?
A: You cannot. You can download it for free from the internet. Google it.
Q: If I install Avro Keyboard, will my own keyboard get modified automatically?
A: No. Though it's has the word "keyboard" in its name it's actually a software. And no, I have no idea why it's called Avro Keyboard and not Avroware.
Q: Who is this Avro?
A: That is something I've often wondered about. Do search, and drop me an email at You-Know-Where if you ever get to know. This might be a good place to start.
Q: Why can I not see the ৎs or khondo taws?
A: It's possibly because you use something ancient, like Windows XP, or something even more geriatric.
Q: Why do you use such a small font size?
A: Once again, it's because you use something ancient, like Windows XP, or something even more geriatric.
Q: I love Windows XP to the extent that I've named my son XP, so I don't want to change it. How do I see your fonts, then?
A: Press Ctrl and scroll up, holding the middle button of your mouse.
Q: I do not have a mouse. I use a laptop touchpad (or a mouse without a middle button).
A: Buy a mouse with a middle button. It's cheap. Alternatively, press Ctrl and the + key (some people have complained that this doesn't work for them, hence I haven't mentioned it in the previous answer).
Q: What about Mac?
A: I personally do not use a Mac, but I strongly recommend you visit this page. This page might be helpful, too.
Q: I'm a Bangla font geek, but I'm a huge fan of your Bangla articles as well. I want to read them in the operating systems nominated for the obscurity awards. How do I go about it?