mac-keyboard-Esperanto
A set of keyboard layouts for the Esperanto language on MacOS. (by jakwings)
ULKL
Uniform Latin Keyboard Layouts - intuitive, nationalized, multiplatform, powerful, and basically 100% mutually compatible (also with Dvorak) (by dumblob)
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mac-keyboard-Esperanto
Posts with mentions or reviews of mac-keyboard-Esperanto.
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Trying to replace diacrits (Ĝ, Ĥ, Ĵ, Ŝ)
On OSX, try this. There is also the US Extended keyboard: to type the accented letters ĉ, ĝ, ĥ, ĵ or ŝ, press option-6, and then c, g, h, j or s. This also works for the capital letters. For ŭ: press option-B, and then u. This also works for Ŭ.
ULKL
Posts with mentions or reviews of ULKL.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2021-09-18.
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Are there any studies demonstrating a benefit of Dvorak over Qwerty for other languages?
The main Dvorak layout has been adapted for other languages: there are German, Spanish, Nordic and other variants with accents and perhaps some letter swap. Anecdotally, some people seem okay with that. Notably, this repo has English, Czech and other locales for Dvorak and according to the author, it's sufficient based on running the numbers for hand alternation and such metrics.
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So uncivilized
There are at least three alternatives off the top of my head: CShack, UCW (the website is dead, but the layout is included in Linux distros) or some international layout such as EurKEY (although it lacks combined letters with caron), and then customized versions of Dvorak or Colemak... and yes, I know a couple of people that use Compose.
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Why are there no spanish layouts?
I'm not convinced that it matters in practice. If anything, I'd focus on convenient access to special symbols (like ULKL).