Closed racunaATneuronet closed 1 year ago
You can do it easily yourself! See: https://github.com/dessalines/thumb-key#how-do-i-add-my-language-or-layout
Hey, why don't we use JSON to define keyboards like this? I found the current solution easy to confuse people. I tried to create one and finally found myself lost. Even XKB is more intuitive than this.
Because untyped data strucures are more difficult to deal with in code.
Why is copying a kotlin file and replacing letters difficult?
It would be cool if you add spanish layout. I did it with Multiling O here: https://github.com/racuna/multiling-o-esbr in particular the file messagease-esbr-nocur-right.json
But Multiling O and Messagease are abandoned.
Another thing. I found it more comfy to have non-char keys (settings, back, numeric, enter) in the left of the screen when typing with the right thumb. But it is just a thing of practice.