K_TTY provides keyman(TM) style keyboard interpretation for Linuxconsole and attached (or pseudo) terminals (including X terminals, telnetsessions, etc.) so you can type in IPA / non-roman scripts on Linux.
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RELEASE of K_TTY 2.1.8
After a long wait (not least for a kernel bug to get fixed) version 2.1.8 has finally been released on sourceforge.
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ktty 2.1.8 file released: k_tty.2.1.8.tgz
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ktty 2.1.8 file released: k_tty.docs.2.1.8.tgz
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File released: /ktty/2.1.8/k_tty.docs.2.1.8.tgz
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File released: /ktty/2.1.8/k_tty.2.1.8.tgz
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