TIL: Python Print Buffer
Exploring Python’s print buffer I was watching Miguel Grinberg’s talk on Pycon 2017 Asynchronous Python for the Complete Beginner last night. And tried a code snippet on my computer which is not really connected to the talk or async programming.
from time import sleep def hello() -> None: print("Hello", end=" ") sleep(3) print("World!") if __name__ == "__main__": hello() What do you think will happen if we run the code? Terminal print’s Hello first, then after three seconds we see World! appear, right? Actually, no.
How to fix Bengali font issue in arch Linux
How to fix Bengali font issue in arch Linux So, every time I reinstall Arch, I must rediscover why my Bengali font is broken everywhere. Then I install every Bengali font universe has to offer, but it still doesn’t fix shit.
The main problem is that gnu-noto-fonts comes as the default, which doesn’t have good support for Bengali scripts. We just have to install noto-fonts, which is an alternative to gnu-noto-fonts. We need this because most of the software we use daily requires at least one ttf-font source and this one has decent Bengali font support. And then we can remove the gnu-noto-fonts and refresh the font cache.