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Tibetan Phonetic Keyboard
Keyboard that uses English phonetic for typing Tibetan characters
...There are more than 26 alphabets in Tibetan hence it is not possible to match all alphabets on just the English alphabet keys and some of the Tibetan characters are mapped onto symbol keys. Vowels are entered by "e", "i", "o", "u". By pressing the SHIFT key + alphabet , one can get the alphabet as a Tibetan lower stack character. Less often used characters, such as "laterally flipped" alphabets, and symbols are found using Alt + Ctrl+ [some key]. Special lower stack characters are found by using Alt + Ctrl+ Shift+[some key]. This keyboard has been put to use in digitizing a Tibetan prayer text that about 100 pages long. ... -
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Dactyl-ManuForm
Parameterized, split-hand, concave, columnar, ergonomic keyboard
...The 3D printed part is the main keyboard. You can attach a bottom plate with screws. The case has holes for heat-set inserts designed to hold 3- to 6-mm long M3 screws. Then, I used wafer-head screws to connect a bottom plate. If wires aren't dangling, a bottom plate may not be needed. You need something on the bottom to keep the keyboard from sliding around. Without a plate, you could use a rubber pad, or you could dip the bottom of the keyboard in PlastiDip. -
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KbLangLEDv2
LED toggle on lang switching for Windows
This is Keyboard layout ScrollLock light indicator for language switching for Windows ScrollLock LED toggles on language switching 1. ScrollLock LED is off for En-US keyboard layout and on for non-En keyboard layout 2. You can kill program by second launching. You may not use Task Manager I forked KbLangLED utility to C++ -
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qwpr keylayout and layout translator
A keyboard layout that's worth learning.
Qwpr (pronounced "qwipper", named for the first four keys) is a keyboard layout that's easy to learn (only 11 keys move from their qwerty positions), easy to type (32% better by the Carpalx metric), practical (programmer's punctuation, arrow keys, and all major accented characters easily accessed without moving your hands off the three main rows), and very complete (over 1000 unicode characters and combinations available). The project also includes the tools I used to translate this layout from OSX to Windows format; linux tools pending. -
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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 yet been tested on a wide variety of systems (please give feedback!) Note that this can't display characters not supported in fonts on your system! Also if you enter an unusual symbol in some programs such as MS Word the font might switch to one which includes that symbol – this isn't anything the driver can control. -
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IPA keyboard layout (Windows)
An IPA keyboard layout for linguists (usable only in Windows)
...There are very few tools for comprehensive IPA input available, some of those are strictly online, some of them cost money, and others yet are difficult to install and operate. I tried to make a free to use, free to distribute IPA keyboard for linguists to use both at home / in the office, and during fieldwork. So far the project is in its preliminary stages, as I have not received any major feedback, but if it interests other people I will continue developing it. Nevertheless, the input is fully usable, and contains a large number of IPA characters (almost all of them, in fact), and several diacritics. -
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ItaLinux Windows Keyboard Layout
Italian Windows alternative linux-like layout
...Implementate: AltGr + ' = ` (backtick) AltGr + ì = ~ (tilde) AltGr + c = © (copyright) AltGr + r = ® (registered) AltGr + t = ™ (trademark) AltGr + Shift + c = ç (cedilla) AltGr + n = ñ AltGr + Shift + n = Ñ AltGr + z = « AltGr + x = » AltGr + 1,2,3 = ¹²³ (esponenti) AltGr + a = æ AltGr + Shift + a = Æ AltGr + Shift + q = Ω (omega) CapsLock + àèéìòù = ÀÈÉÌÒÙ Dead key modifiers: AltGr+ù = ` + a,e,i,o,u,Space (grave accent) AltGr+, = ´ + a,e,i,o,u,y,Space (acute accent) AltGr + ° = ° + a,A (ring) Nuove: AltGr + o,O = ø,Ø AltGr + s = ß (scharfes S tedesca) -
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~~( ε:> rats keyboard layout <:3 )~~
French keyboard layout, ergonomic and colemak based layout
...Colemak keyboard layout website : http://colemak.com/. I’ve added the letter é who is very common in french and dead keys `, ¨ and ^ for mapping the others ones. It made first for french but I tried to keep it convenient for typing in English also and maybe other Europeans languages. The num keys and symbols are mapped completely differently as usual. It optional and need two symetrics AltGr keys. The name of this layout come from to the left main row keys placement who is a chance. Your feedback and suggests are welcome. -
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Hacking the linux keyboard
Reporting keystrokes without pressing any keys
A Linux kernel module that simulates key presses without pressing any keys, in this module i press the left key whenever the user presses any key, so that he writes from right to left instead of writing from left to right. -
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PerWindowLayout
Keeps per window keyboard layout under X11
Sometimes you want to setup switching keyboard layouts using X server -- because there is no DE plugin, or it's broken, or lacks needed functionality. You can easily configure X server to switch keyboard layouts, but I could not find way of keeping layout for each window separately using only X server. Hence this package. Tested under xfce4. -
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Use your favorite keyboard layout everywhere! I learned the Colemak keyboard layout, but I can not install at school, so I wrote a portable keyboard layout program in autohotkey. It no requires install or administrator privileges.
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