Michal Brzozowski schrieb: > Hi, > > Here's a keyboard layout that I've created. > > The idea is to have a finger friendly keyboard good for normal text as > well as terminal input. It needs some polish, but I'm sure you'll have > cool ideas how to make it better, so I'm releasing now. > > Features: > - doesn't use the dictionary (I've found the dict too slow for now, at > least on SHR unstable) > - not using the dictionary, it can utilize the top part of the > keyboard app (see screenshots) > - Fn key that switches between qwerty and a layout with some special > characters, arrows and numbers > - Enter and backspace keys (so no finger sliding needed) > - Some keys are very thin and are on the edges of the screen. You use > them by pressing the GTA's case near the screen (I take no > responsibility if doing that damages your phone). > - No capslock. > - The very thin key on the left is tab, the very thin one on the right > is Enter. > - There is an up and down arrow to use for command line history. > - You can switch to another layout by sliding your finger up on the > keyboard (the keyboard selection button is covered by the keys). > > Screenshots: > http://www.mimuw.edu.pl/~makbet/keyboard1.png > <http://www.mimuw.edu.pl/%7Emakbet/keyboard1.png> > http://www.mimuw.edu.pl/~makbet/keyboard2.png > <http://www.mimuw.edu.pl/%7Emakbet/keyboard2.png> > > The layout file: > http://www.mimuw.edu.pl/~makbet/Keyboard-ng.kbd > <http://www.mimuw.edu.pl/%7Emakbet/Keyboard-ng.kbd> > > I've only tested this on SHR unstable. > > Have fun! in theory it is just awesome! but the current version permits changing the keyboard layout...
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