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'Keyboard.Key' now contains an array of size 9, giving each keyvalue an index. The algorithm for finding the nearest key during a swipe now needs 16 segments, which are now calculated as an angle. The algorithm does one more interation instead of 2 more, slightly reducing the sensitivity of corner values. The 'getAtDirection' function is moved into the Pointers class to clearly separate the two systems. The 'edgekey' attribute is now obsolete but is kept for compatibility. The flag is removed internally, key index are simply translated. Similarly, the 'slider' attribute now act on keys at index 5 and 6 instead of 2 and 3. |
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Unexpected Keyboard
A lightweight virtual keyboard for developers.
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The main feature is easy typing of more characters by swiping the keys toward the corners.
Highlight of some of the features:
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Every character and special keys of a PC keyboard. This is perfect for using applications like Termux.
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This includes Tab, Esc, the arrows and function keys, but also Ctrl and Alt.
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Accented keys are accessible using dead keys. First activate the accent, then type the accented letter.
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Very light and fast. Use 500x times less space than Google's keyboard and 15x times less than the default keyboard. No ad, no tracking.
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Personalizable with many options, layouts and themes.
Like any other virtual keyboards, it must be enabled in the system settings. Open the System Settings and go to: System > Languages & input > On-screen keyboard > Manage on-screen keyboards.
Contributing
For instructions on building the application, see Contributing.