Computer Keyboards, Part 3
20 entries in the Computer Keyboards, Part 3 compendium.
Dead keyA key that modifies the next character without producing one itself.Dzongkha keyboard layoutStandardized keyboard layout for Dzongkha and classical Tibetan input.EurKEYA US-based multilingual layout for European programmers and translators.FITALYStylus-optimized keyboard layout minimizing finger travel for one-finger entry.Greek keyboardGreek keyboards use AltGr for extra symbols, like Cyrillic layouts.Hebrew keyboardBilingual keyboard with two layouts, codified by SII.HexInputOn-screen keyboard with hexagonal keys and drag input.InScript keyboardStandard Indian keyboard layout for Brahmic and Ol Chiki scripts.JCUKENThe standard Russian keyboard layout, adopted in 1953.Khmer keyboardKeyboards for Khmer script, from typewriters to Unicode.Meitei input methodsMethods for inputting Meitei script across multiple platforms.Pan-Nigerian alphabetA 33-letter Latin alphabet for all Nigerian languages.Phonetic keyboard layoutPhonetic layouts map letters by sound across languages.Sinhala input methodsTwo main groups: typewriter layouts and QWERTY-based Singlish input methods.SKY (keyboard layout)A 1987 Japanese keyboard layout with alternating hand keying.SwarachakraFree text input app for Indic scripts on Android.Tamil keyboardKeyboard for inputting Tamil script on computers and mobile devices.Thumb-shift keyboardA Japanese keyboard design using thumb keys for faster input.Turkish F-keyboardErgonomic Turkish layout based on letter frequency and hand anatomy.Synergy (software)Software for sharing a keyboard and mouse across multiple computers.
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