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[–] [email protected] 2 points 5 months ago (1 children)

Thank you for keeping Thumb-Key up to date.

Reading the changes in the latest version, a doubt came to my mind.

How will be handled later, if #44 is implemented, i.e. dictionaries, the relationship between each keyboard scheme with its respective dictionary?

That is, the following come to mind:

  • Would it be automatically associated by the name of the scheme?
  • defined by the user in the configuration? ( en <-> es-thumbkey, en <-> pt-splitkey, an so on).
  • or will it be defined live when typing with a key or gesture to switch keyboard and another to switch dictionaries?
[–] [email protected] 7 points 6 months ago

picuki.com for insta, but I don't have any idea for Face

 

I found this app that can be a good complement to Thumb-Key, e.g. to add "autocompletion" using text shortcuts to quickly write name, address, emails, or entire phrases.

[–] [email protected] 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Awesome, seems like Thumb-key is the only FOSS keyboard that is not abandoned, and release new versions continuously.

Florisboard, anysoftkeyboard and openboard haven't released a new version since more than one year.

Kudos Dessalines.

 

leveltype is a typing trainer that puts its focus on spacegrams and forcing you to "unlearn" bad muscle memory.

 

GNU Aspell have a lot of dictionaries that can be useful for autocompletion and/or correction.

Also, most keyboards have the option to automatically add words to a personal dictionary: tapping them, or just using them more than once.

IFRC some can even import/export the personal dictionary, but doesn't seem to be something that important.