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AZERTY Global
Pilote de clavier français AZERTY amélioré et international
AZERTY Global est une disposition de clavier française moderne qui corrige les lacunes historiques de l'AZERTY Windows tout en restant intuitive et facile à adopter. AZERTY Global ajoute un accès direct aux majuscules accentuées via le Verrouillage Majuscule intelligent (seules les lettres sont affectées), place la ponctuation française et les symboles de programmation à portée de doigt, et supporte plus de 200 langues via des touches mortes. Adaptation rapide : Seulement 5 changements... -
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UK Super-extended keyboard
UK international/unicode keyboard driver for Windows
Free Windows keyboard driver that extends AltGr to provide comprehensive accented character support (including multi-accented characters), international punctuation, IPA, medieval characters, mathematical and non-mathematical symbols, and more. Designed for UK keyboards and installs as a regular keyboard layout option. I might adapt it for US keyboards if there's enough interest. The driver should be stable (built using MSKLC, which is mature) but classified as beta because it has not... -
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The Trion Object Oriented Operating system is an OS that is designed to meet the needs for the 21st century, with a kernel written in C++ and modelled in UML, and lots of features. The project is run by a team of OSDev.org community members.
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