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Character Property

  • CATEGORY.tab

    Unicode general category for each character that is available as Mcategory property.

  • COMBINE.tab

    Unicode combining class for each character that is available as Mcombining_class property.

  • BIDI.tab

    Unicode BIDI category for each character that is available as Mbidi_category property.

  • CASE-S.tab

    Unicode case-folding mapping of each character that is available as Msimple_case_folding property.

  • CASE-C.tab

    Unicode complicated case-folding mapping of each character that is available as Mcomplicated_case_folding property.

  • NAME.tab

    Unicode character name for each character that is available as Mname property.

  • SCRIPT.tab

    Unicode script name for each character that is available as Mscript property.

  • CASED.tab

    Unicode properties for case operations. Integer value 1 means cased (D47, Unicode 4.0, p.89), 2 means case-ignorable (D47a, Unicode 4.1.0), and 3 means both. Available as Mcased property.

  • SOFT-DOTTED.tab

    Unicode property for case operations. Available as Msoft_dotted property.

  • CASE-MAPPING.tab

    Unicode case mapping of each character that is available as Mcase_mapping property.

  • BLOCKS.tab

    Unicode fallback script name for each character that is available as Mblock property. Generated manually by referring UCD Blocks.txt.

Input method

See インプットメソッド for the format of these files.

  • am-sera.mim (language:am name:sera)

    Amharic input method with SERA.
For more information, see the page http://www.geez.org/IM/.

  • ar-kbd.mim (language:ar name:kbd)

    Input Method for Arabic simulating Arabic keyboard (MS Windows).

The 0-9 keys produce the digits 0-9.

Eastern Arabic digits (also called Arabic-Indic digits) can be typed using AltGr:

  AltGr-1 -> ١
  AltGr-2 -> ٢
  AltGr-3 -> ٣
  AltGr-4 -> ٤
  AltGr-5 -> ٥
  AltGr-6 -> ٦
  AltGr-7 -> ٧
  AltGr-8 -> ٨
  AltGr-9 -> ٩
  AltGr-0 -> ٠

  • ar-translit.mim (language:ar name:translit)

    Arabic input method based on Roman transliteration.
It uses common transliterations, when several interpretations are possible you can get other variations with a preceding dot. For some letters the commonly used numbers from chat usage are used, these are then preceded by or two dots. Usually the dotted variation also has dots in the written form. If you speak Arabic, use this translit and have motivated suggestions to improve it, please mail me on joop@kiefte.net

  • as-inscript.mim (language:as name:inscript)

    Assamese input method for inscript layout.

Reference URL - http://tdil.mit.gov.in/isciichart.pdf

Key Summary:

The differences between Assamese and Bengali alphabets are:

The 'ra' of Assamese is different from Bengali 'ra'. The Assamese inscript keyboard layout has included this key in the English keyboard alphabet "j". The letter 'wa' in Assamese can be found out in the alphabet "b" of the English keyboard.

The following are the important key combinations for the Assamese keyboard layout:

1. The alphabet 'ৰ' can be obtained by pressing the key 'j' in the English keyboard.
2. The alphabet 'ৱ' can be obtained by pressing the key 'b' in the English keyboard.
3. The alphabet 'ৎ' can be obtained by pressing the key 'z' in the English keyboard.
4. The alphabet 'ঞ' can be obtained by pressing '}'  in the Eglish keyboard.
5. The '।' is located in '>', i.e. 'Shift' and '.' together in the English keyboard.
6. The alphabet 'আ' can be typed in two ways: one is to type 'অ' and then 'া' ,i.e. 'D' and then 'e'; other is by typing 'E' alone.
7. The alphabet 'ঃ' is found in '_' key, i.e. 'Shift' and then '-' key in English keyboard.
8. The alphabet 'ঋ' is located in '+', i.e. 'Shift' and then '=' key in English keyboard.
9. The "Rakar" matra is typed as 'd' and then 'j'.
10. The "ref" is typed as 'j' and then 'd' .
11. Special characters 'জ্ঞ', 'ত্ৰ', 'ক্ষ' and 'শ্ৰ' are included respectively at '%', '^', '&' and '*'.
12. The special combinations for 'ref' and 'rakar' are incorporated respectively at '$' and '#' .
13. The character '৺' can be obtained by pressing 'Z', i.e. 'Shift' and 'z'.

Some important combinations are as follows:

1. 'tra' : 'ta' + 'halant' + 'ra'
   (ত্ৰ)      (ত)      (্)        (ৰ)
                  'l'           'd'             'j'

2. 'khya': 'ka' + 'halant' + 'Sha'
   (ক্ষ)     (ক)      (্)      (ষ)
                  'k'          'd'         '<' 

3. 'kra':  'ka' + 'halant' + 'ra'
   (ক্ৰ)    (ক)      (্)    (ৰ)
             'k'          'd'        'j'

4. 'akta': 'ka' + 'halant' + 'ta'
   (ক্ত)    (ক)      (্)      (ত)
                'k'          'd'          'l' 

5. 'kla'  : 'ka' + 'halant' + 'la'
   (ক্ল)     (ক)      (্)     (ল)
              'k'          'd'          'n'

6. ''gya'  : 'ja' + 'halant' + 'nya'
   (জ্ঞ)     (জ)      (্)        (ঞ)
                   'p'           'd'              '}'

Author: Amitakhya Phukan <aphukan@redhat.com>

  • as-inscript2.mim (language:as name:inscript2)

    Assamese input method for enhanced inscript layout.

Reference URL - http://ildc.in/Inscript-layout.html

Use AltGr (Alt_R key) to type the following characters:

Character    Key
----------------------------
ZWJ            AltGr + 1
ZWNJ           AltGr + 2
₹              AltGr + 4

Key Summary: 
The differences between Assamese and Bengali alphabets are:

The 'ra' of Assamese is different from Bengali 'ra'. The Assamese inscript keyboard layout has included this key in the English keyboard alphabet "j". The letter 'wa' in Assamese can be found out in the alphabet "b" of the English keyboard.

The following are the important key combinations for the Assamese keyboard layout:

1. The alphabet 'ৰ' can be obtained by pressing the key 'j' in the English keyboard.
2. The alphabet 'ঞ' can be obtained by pressing '}'  in the Eglish keyboard.
3. The '।' is located in '>', i.e. 'Shift' and '.' together in the English keyboard.
4. The alphabet 'আ' can be typed in two ways: one is to type 'অ' and then 'া' ,i.e. 'D' and then 'e'; other is by typing 'E' alone.
5. The alphabet 'ঃ' is found in '_' key, i.e. 'Shift' and then '-' key in English keyboard.
6. The alphabet 'ঋ' is located in '+', i.e. 'Shift' and then '=' key in English keyboard.
7. Special characters 'জ্ঞ', 'ত্ৰ', 'ক্ষ' and 'শ্ৰ' are included respectively at '%', '^', '&' and '*'.
8. The special combinations for 'ref' and 'rakar' are incorporated respectively at '$' and '#' .

Some important combinations are as follows:

1. 'tra' : 'ta' + 'halant' + 'ra'
            (ত্ৰ)      (ত)         (্)            (ৰ)
            'l'      'd'       'j'

2. 'khya': 'ka' + 'halant' + 'Sha'
             (ক্ষ)     (ক)      (্)                   (ষ)
            'k'     'd'         '<' 

3. 'kra':  'ka' + 'halant' + 'ra'
            (ক্ৰ)     (ক)      (্)           (ৰ)
            'k'     'd'        'j'

4. 'akta': 'ka' + 'halant' + 'ta'
           (ক্ত)    (ক)      (্)      (ত)
           'k'     'd'        'l' 

5. 'kla'  : 'ka' + 'halant' + 'la'
              (ক্ল)     (ক)      (্)     (ল)
        'k'       'd'     'n'

6. ''gya'  : 'ja' + 'halant' + 'nya'
                (জ্ঞ)     (জ)      (্)        (ঞ)
             'p'       'd'      '}'
Key summary: Amitakhya Phukan <aphukan@redhat.com>

  • as-itrans.mim (language:as name:itrans)

    Assamese input method by ITRANS transliteration.
For the detail of ITRANS, see the page:
  <http://www.aczoom.com/itrans/>

  • as-phonetic.mim (language:as name:phonetic)

    Assamese input method for phonetic layout.

Reference URL - http://www.bengalinux.org/images/probhat_layout.png

Key Summary:

The differences between Assamese and Bengali alphabets are:

The 'ra' of Assamese is different from Bengali 'ra'. The Assamese phonetic keyboard layout has made the change in the Bengali keyboard layout but in the same corresponding key of the English keyboard.
There is an additional alphabet 'wa' which is not there in Bengali.


The following are the important key combinations for the Assamese Phonetic keyboard layout:

1. The alphabet 'ৰ' can be obtained by pressing the key 'R' in the English keyboard.
2. The alphabet 'ৱ' can be obtained by pressing the key '' in the English keyboard.
3. There are two ways of typing the Assamese 'আ' . One is typing 'A' followed by 'a'. The other is by typing 'v' only.
4. The alphabet 'ঞ' can be obtained by pressing '^' i.e 'Shift' and '6' together in the Eglish keyboard.
5. The '।' is located in '.' in the English keyboard.
6. The '৺' can be obtained by pressing '|', i.e. 'Shift' and ''.

Some important combinations are as follows:

1. 'tra' : 'ta' + 'halant' + 'ra'
   (ত্ৰ) (ত)    (্)    (ৰ)
              'f'         '/'        'r'

2. 'khya': 'ka' + 'halant' + 'Sha'
   (ক্ষ)     (ক)      (্)      (ষ)
            'k'          '/'         'S' (note the capital S for ষ)

3. 'kra':  'ka' + 'halant' + 'ra'
   (ক্ৰ)    (ক)      (্)    (ৰ)
             'k'          '/'        'r'

4. 'akta': 'ka' + 'halant' + 'ta'
   (ক্ত)    (ক)      (্)      (ত)
                'k'          '/'          'f' (note that f is for ত)

5. 'kla'  : 'ka' + 'halant' + 'la'
   (ক্ল)     (ক)      (্)     (ল)
               'k'          '/'          'l'


Author: Amitakhya Phukan <aphukan@redhat.com>
Key Summary: Amitakhya Phukan <aphukan@redhat.com>

  • ath-phonetic (language:ath name:phonetic )

    
 Input method for Carrier language

  • be-kbd (language:be name:kbd )

    
 Input method for Belarusian by simulating the Belarusian keyboard.

  • bla-phonetic (language:bla name:phonetic )

    
 Input method for Blackfoot language

  • bn-disha.mim (language:bn name:disha)

    Bengali input method based on probhat layout.

Visual Based Bengali Keymap Layout created by Sayak Sarkar and proposed by Ankur Group (www.ankur.org.in) as part of Google Summer of Code, 2012. 

Link to Project Page: http://sayak-sarkar.github.com/Disha/

Link to Proposal: http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/proposal/review/google/gsoc2012/sayak_sarkar/6001

Key summary:

To write "juktakhor" i.e. conjunct characters of consonants please use the "halant" character on the key '/' between the two consonant akshar. 

E.g. ক্ষ = k+/+S
          র্কি = r+/+i+k
         ক্তি = k+/+i+f

To write two-part vowels please type the pre-base vowel followed by the consonant further followed by the post-base vowel.

E.g. কো = [+k+a

Author: Sayak Sarkar <sayak.bugsmith@gmail.com>
Mentor: Runa Bhattacharjee <runabh@gmail.com>

  • bn-inscript.mim (language:bn name:inscript)

    Bengali input method for inscript layout.

Inscript (Indian Script) Keyboard overlay in accordance to the standardization recommended by the Department of Electronics, Government of India. Reference Link:
http://tdil.mit.gov.in/keyoverlay.htm

Also see - http://indlinux.org/wiki/index.php/InscriptLayouts#Bengali

Key Summary:
To write "juktakhor" i.e. conjunct characters of consonants please use the "halant" character on the key 'd' between the two consonant akshar. 

E.g. ক্ষ = k+d+<

Key summary: Runa Bhattacharjee <runab@redhat.com>

  • bn-inscript2.mim (language:bn name:inscript2)

    Bengali input method for enhanced inscript layout.

Reference URL - http://ildc.in/Inscript-layout.html

Key summary:
Use AltGr (Alt_R key) to type the following characters:

Character    Key
----------------------------
ZWJ            AltGr + 1
ZWNJ           AltGr + 2
₹              AltGr + 4

To write "juktakhor" i.e. conjunct characters of consonants please use the "halant" character on the key 'd' between the two consonant akshar. 

E.g. ক্ষ = k+d+<

Key summary: Runa Bhattacharjee <runab@redhat.com>

  • bn-itrans.mim (language:bn name:itrans)

    Bengali input method by ITRANS transliteration.

Itrans Bengali Keymap Layout created by Avinash Chopde in
accordance with the details in the following link:

http://www.aczoom.com/itrans/beng/node4.html

Key Summary:

The consonant alphabets are represented as half-characters by
default i.e. k = ক্ . To complete the character please use 'a'
representing 'অ' i.e. ka=ক. Consonant conjuncts can be created by
writing the consonant characters in sequential order. To complete
the conjunct either 'অ' or any other dependent vowel [অ (a),
া(aa), ি(i), ী(ii), ু(u), ূ(uu), ে(e), ৈ(ai), ো (o), ৌ (au)] needs
to be added at the end.

E.g. ক্রিয়া = k+r+i+Y+A

To write 'Khaanda-ta' (ৎ) use the key combination : t.h

Detailed instructions for typing are available at the above mentioned link

The following keysequences are not defined in the mentioned page,
but added for users' sake:

Ch JN shh yh dny LLi L^i RRI R^I LLI L^I # $ ^ * ]
Shift-SPC Control-SPC

  • bn-national-jatiya.mim (language:bn name:national-jatiya)

    Bengali input method for National Jatiya layout.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bengali_input_methods#Bangla_Jatiyo

Layout taken from

https://github.com/OpenBangla/OpenBangla-Keyboard/blob/master/data/National_Jatiya.json

and ported to m17n-db, merging in differences /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/bd as far
as possible, giving priority to National_Jatiya.json in case of a conflict.

One of the conflicts is that National_Jatiya.json has ZWNJ on ` and
AltGr+` and ZWJ on ~ and AltGr+~ whereas /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/bd
produces the ASCII characters ` and ~ on these keys.

See also:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bengali_input_methods#/media/File:KB-Bengali-Jatiyo.svg

The layout picture from Wikipedia shows a few characters on AltGr which do exist
neither in National_Jatiya.json nor /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/bd.

On top of implementing the plain “National Jatiya” keyboard
layout, this input method also does “automatic vowel forming”,
i.e. if a diacritical form of a vowel like

া U+09BE BENGALI VOWEL SIGN AA

is typed after a consonant, it is inserted like that but if it is typed
anywhere else, not following a consonant, it is inserted as

আ U+0986 BENGALI LETTER AA

See also:

https://github.com/lifeparticle/Bengali-Alphabet/blob/master/vowel_diacritics.md
http://unicode.org/charts/nameslist/n_0980.html

  • bn-probhat.mim (language:bn name:probhat)

    Bengali input method for probhat layout.

Phonetic Based Bengali Keymap Layout created by Taneem Ahmed and proposed by Ankur Group (www.bengalinux.org) in accordance to the image in the following link:

http://www.bengalinux.org/images/probhat_layout.png

Key summary:

To write "juktakhor" i.e. conjunct characters of consonants please use the "halant" character on the key '/' between the two consonant akshar. 

E.g. ক্ষ = k+/+S

Author: Jatin Nansi <jnansi@redhat.com>
Key summary: Runa Bhattacharjee <runab@redhat.com>

  • bn-unijoy.mim (language:bn name:unijoy)

    Bengali input method simulating Unijoy keyboard layout.
  <http://ekushey.org/?page/uni_joy_layout>

  • bo-ewts.mim (language:bo name:ewts)

    Tibetan input method based on EWTS.
This implementation is based on THDL Extended Wylie Transliteration Scheme
Version 2.0 <http://www.thlib.org/reference/transliteration/#!essay=/thl/ewts>.

  • bo-tcrc.mim (language:bo name:tcrc)

    Tibetan input method using the TCRC keyboard layout.
For more information, see the page:
  http://www.tibet.net/tb/download/tcrckbd.rtf

  • bo-wylie.mim (language:bo name:wylie)

    Tibetan input method based on the Wylie transliteration.
It is actually the re-implementation of Emacs' tibetan-wylie input method,
and is slightly different from Extended Wylie Transliteration Scheme (EWTS).
The exact EWTS-based input method is in bo-ewts.mim.

  • brx-inscript2-deva.mim (language:brx name:inscript2-deva)

    Bodo input method for enhanced inscript layout.

Reference URL - http://ildc.in/Inscript-layout.html

Use AltGr (Alt_R key) to type the following characters:

Character    Key
----------------------------
ZWJ            AltGr + 1
ZWNJ           AltGr + 2
₹              AltGr + 4

  • cjk-util.mim (extra-name:nil, only for inclusion) 

    Provide utilities for CJK input methods.
This is acutually not a standalone input method, but is expected
to be included in the other input method (e.g. zh-py).

The fullwidth mode is turned on by typing ">>", and turned off
by typing "<<".

The single fullwidth mode is turned on by typing "Z".  In this
mode, any key typed is converted to the fullwidth character and
is inserted, then the mode is turned off.

  • cmc-kbd.mim (language:cmc name:kbd)

    Cham input method simulating Cham keyboard.
Cham characters are encoded in logical order in memory and in files.
But, you can type Cham text in visual order with this input method.
Backspace and Delete also work in the manner of visual order.

  • cr-western (language:cr name:western )

    
 Input method for Western Cree dialects

  • cs-kbd (language:cs name:kbd )

    
 Input method for Czech simulating the standard Czech keyboard.
    

    


    
Keyboard Layout
    

      You can also input more characters by the following key sequences:

  • da-post.mim (language:da name:post)

    Danish input method with postfix modifiers.

  • doi-inscript2-deva.mim (language:doi name:inscript2-deva)

    Dogri input method for enhanced inscript layout.

Reference URL - http://ildc.in/Inscript-layout.html

Use AltGr (Alt_R key) to type the following characters:

Character    Key
----------------------------
ZWJ            AltGr + 1
ZWNJ           AltGr + 2
₹              AltGr + 4

  • dra-iso-15919-itrans.mim (language:dra name:iso-15919-itrans)

    Dravidian ISO-15919 input method roughly mapped from ITRANS and Harvard-Kyoto
transliteration systems. Such a mapping is particularly useful for people who use ITRANS / Harvard-Kyoto based input methods (found for example in sa-itrans.mim) to type sanskrit in other scripts. Not having to memorize multiple input maps for multiple scripts is a plus.

You can use all the standard ITRANS key sequences (other than ch, which has a different meaning in this script) plus key
sequences such as the below.

nk->ṅk, nkh->ṅkh, ng->ṅg, ngh->ṅgh
nc->ñc, nch->ñch, nj->ñj, njh->ñjh,
nT->ṇṭ, nTh->ṇṭh, nD->ṇḍ, nDh->ṇḍh
S->ṣ, jn->jñ, R->r̥

Unlike classical Sanskrit, e and o are not automatically mapped to ē and ō.
So, this also serves to type via reconstructed vedic pronunciation sanskrit, where ai=ए, Ai=ऐ, au=ओ, Au=औ.

Capital letters may be produced or forced by prefixing a ~, reduplicating a letter (T,D,N,R) for disambiguation where necessary. For example: 

Raama or ~Raama -> Rāma, ~RRkaara -> R̥kāra, KRShNa or ~KRShNa -> Kr̥ṣṇa,
~Tyaaga -> Tyāga, ~TTakaara -> Ṭakāra,  ~Dhiira -> Dhīra, ~DDhakaara -> Ḍhakāra,
~LLakaara -> Ḷakāra

The motivation behind additions made to the basic ITRANS scheme
is described in https://sanskrit-coders.github.io/input/optitrans/,
along with a tabulated comparison with several other
transliteration schemes.

Also, see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devanagari_transliteration.

  • dv-phonetic.mim (language:dv name:phonetic)

    Dhivehi input method simulating the Dhivehi phonetic keyboard.
The layout is approved by the Molvidian Ministry of
Communication, Science and Technology.
  <http://www.mcst.gov.mv/News_and_Events/xpfonts.htm>

  • el-kbd (language:el name:kbd )

    
 Input method for Greek simulating Greek keyboard.
    

    


    
Keyboard Layout

  • eo-h-fundamente (language:eo name:h-fundamente )

    
 Copyright (C) 2007 Joop Kiefte (LaPingvino)
    
This file is part of the m17n contrib; a sub-part of the m17n
    
library.
    
The m17n library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
    
modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License
    
as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2.1 of
    
the License, or (at your option) any later version.
    
The m17n library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
    
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
    
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
    
Lesser General Public License for more details.
    
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
    
License along with the m17n library; if not, write to the Free
    
Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor,
    
Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.
  • eo-h-f.mim
    Inputmethod for Esperanto // Enigmetodo por Esperanto

  • eo-h-sistemo (language:eo name:h-sistemo )

    
 Copyright (C) 2007 Joop Kiefte (LaPingvino)
    
This file is part of the m17n contrib; a sub-part of the m17n
    
library.
    
The m17n library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
    
modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License
    
as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2.1 of
    
the License, or (at your option) any later version.
    
The m17n library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
    
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
    
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
    
Lesser General Public License for more details.
    
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
    
License along with the m17n library; if not, write to the Free
    
Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor,
    
Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.
  • eo-h.mim
    Inputmethod for Esperanto // Enigmetodo por Esperanto

  • eo-plena (language:eo name:plena )

    
 Copyright (C) 2007 Joop Kiefte (LaPingvino)
    
This file is part of the m17n contrib; a sub-part of the m17n
    
library.
    
The m17n library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
    
modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License
    
as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2.1 of
    
the License, or (at your option) any later version.
    
The m17n library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
    
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
    
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
    
Lesser General Public License for more details.
    
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
    
License along with the m17n library; if not, write to the Free
    
Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor,
    
Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.
  • eo-plena.mim
    Inputmethod for Esperanto // Enigmetodo por Esperanto

  • eo-q-sistemo (language:eo name:q-sistemo )

    
 Copyright (C) 2007 Joop Kiefte (LaPingvino)
    
This file is part of the m17n contrib; a sub-part of the m17n
    
library.
    
The m17n library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
    
modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License
    
as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2.1 of
    
the License, or (at your option) any later version.
    
The m17n library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
    
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
    
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
    
Lesser General Public License for more details.
    
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
    
License along with the m17n library; if not, write to the Free
    
Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor,
    
Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.
  • eo-q.mim
    Inputmethod for Esperanto // Enigmetodo por Esperanto

  • eo-vi-sistemo (language:eo name:vi-sistemo )

    
 Created by: Trần Ngọc Quân
    
Email: vnwil.nosp@m.dman.nosp@m.@gmai.nosp@m.l.co.nosp@m.m
    
Started: 2009-02-19
    
 Last modified: 2009-08-30
    
This file is part of the m17n contrib; a sub-part of the m17n
    
library.
    
The m17n library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
    
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  • eo-vi-sistemo.mim
    Inputmethod for Esperanto // Enigmetodo por Esperanto

  • eo-x-sistemo (language:eo name:x-sistemo )

    
 Copyright (C) 2007 Joop Kiefte (LaPingvino)
    
This file is part of the m17n contrib; a sub-part of the m17n
    
library.
    
The m17n library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
    
modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License
    
as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2.1 of
    
the License, or (at your option) any later version.
    
The m17n library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
    
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
    
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
    
Lesser General Public License for more details.
    
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
    
License along with the m17n library; if not, write to the Free
    
Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor,
    
Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.

  • eo-x.mim
    Inputmethod for Esperanto // Enigmetodo por Esperanto

  • fa-isiri.mim (language:fa name:isiri)

    Farsi input method simulating ISIRI 2901-1994 keyboard layout.
This is for typing Farsi by Arabic characters.

  • fr-azerty.mim (language:fr name:azerty)

    Simulating Azerty keyboard on English keyboard.

     &1  é2  "3  '4  (5  -6  è7  _8  ç9  à0  )°  =_  ²~
      aA  zZ  eE  rR  tT  yY  uU  iI  oO  pP  ^¨  $£
       qQ  sS  dD  fF  gG  hH  jJ  kK  lL  mM  ù%  *|
        wW  xX  cC  vV  bB  nN  ,?  ;.  :/  !§

'[' and '{' are used as a dead key to type a character with the
circumflex and diaeresis respectively (e.g. '[' 'e' -> "ê").

'Alt-2' and 'Alt-7' are used as a dead key to type a character
with tilde and grave respectively (e.g. 'Alt-2' 'n' -> "ñ").

'Ctrl-Alt-2' and 'Ctrl-Alt-7' can be used as 'Alt-2' and 'Alt-7'
respectively.

Azerty keyboard has one more key at the bottom left corner for
inputting "<" and ">".  As a normal English keyboard doesn't
have such a key left, type '<' and '>' twice for "<" and ">"
respectively.

  • global.mim (extra-name:nil, only for inclusion) 

    グローバル変数及びグローバルコマンドの定義
これ自体は入力メソッドではなく、グローバル変数の説明と値、
グローバルコマンドの説明とキーバインドを提供するもの。

  • grc-mizuochi.mim (language:grc name:mizuochi)

    Mizuochi input method for classical Greek.

-------------------------------------
character     capital         small
-------------------------------------
alpha           A               a
beta            B               b
gamma           G               g
delta           D               d
epsilon         E               e
zeta            Z               z
eta             H               h
theta           Q               q
iota            I               i
kappa           K               k
lamda           L               l
mu              M               m
nu              H               n
xi              X               x
omicron         O               o
pi              P               p
rho             R               r
sigma           S               s
final sigma                     j
tau             T               t
upsilon         U               u
phi             F               f
chi             C               c
psi             Y               y
omega           W               w
-------------------------------------
sampi                           !
digamma         #
stigma                          $
koppa           &               %
-------------------------------------

------------------------
mark            key
------------------------
ypogegrammeni   J
psili           '  or  v
dasia           `  or  V
oxia            /
varia           ?
perispomeni     \  or  ^
dialytika       "
ano teleia      :
erotimatiko     ;
----------------------

  • gu-inscript.mim (language:gu name:inscript)

    Gujarati input method for inscript layout.

Reference URL - http://indlinux.org/wiki/index.php/InscriptLayouts#Gujarati

Key summary :-
1. જ્ઞ : % 
                This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                                જ + ્  + ઞ i.e. p + d + }
2. ત્ર : ^
                This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                                ત + ્  + ર i.e. l + d + j

3. ક્ષ : &
                This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                                ક + ્  + ષ i.e. k + d + <

4. શ્ર : *
                This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                                શ + ્  + ર i.e. M + d + j
                                
Key summary: Ankitkumar Rameshchandra Patel <ankit@redhat.com>

  • gu-inscript2.mim (language:gu name:inscript2)

    Gujarati input method for enhanced inscript layout.

Reference URL - http://ildc.in/Inscript-layout.html

Use AltGr (Alt_R key) to type the following characters:

Character    Key
----------------------------
ZWJ           AltGr + 1
ZWNJ          AltGr + 2
₹             AltGr + 4

  • gu-itrans.mim (language:gu name:itrans)

    Gujarati input method by ITRANS transliteration.
For the detail of ITRANS, see the page:
  <http://www.aczoom.com/itrans/>

  • gu-phonetic.mim (language:gu name:phonetic)

    Gujarati input method for phonetic layout.

Key Summary:
1. ત્ર : ^
                This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                                ત + ્  + ર i.e. t + f + r

2. ક્ષ : X
                This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                                ક + ્  + ષ i.e. k + f + x 

3. શ્ર : *
                This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                                શ + ્  + ર i.e. S + f + r

Author: Jatin Nansi <jnansi@redhat.com>
Key Summary: Ankitkumar Rameshchandra Patel <ankit@redhat.com>

  • he-kbd (language:he name:kbd )

    
 Input method for Hebrew simulating Hebrew keyboard.
    

    


    
Keyboard Layout

  • hi-brahmi-itrans.mim (language:hi name:brahmi-itrans)

    Hindi brAhmi input method by ITRANS and Harvard-Kyoto
transliteration systems.
You can use all the standard ITRANS key sequences plus key
sequences such as the below.

nk->𑀗𑁆𑀓𑁆, nkh->𑀗𑁆𑀔𑁆, ng->𑀗𑁆𑀕𑁆, ngh->𑀗𑁆𑀖𑁆
nch->𑀜𑁆𑀘𑁆, nCh->𑀜𑁆𑀙𑁆, nc->𑀜𑁆𑀘𑁆, nC->𑀜𑁆𑀙𑁆, nchh->𑀜𑁆𑀙𑁆,
nj->𑀜𑁆𑀚𑁆, njh->𑀜𑁆𑀛𑁆, nT->𑀡𑁆𑀝𑁆, nTh->𑀡𑁆𑀞𑁆, nD->𑀡𑁆𑀟𑁆, nDh->𑀡𑁆𑀠𑁆
c->𑀘𑁆, C->𑀙𑁆, z->𑀰𑁆, S->𑀱𑁆, jn->𑀚𑁆𑀜𑁆, R->𑀋

In addition, for convenience, when a consonant + halant sequence
is followed by non Devanagari letter, the last halant is removed.
For instance, 'k SPC'->'𑀓 ', 'k..'->'𑀓𑁇'.

The motivation behind additions made to the basic ITRANS scheme
is described in https://sanskrit-coders.github.io/input/optitrans/,
along with a tabulated comparison with several other
transliteration schemes.

Also, see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devanagari_transliteration.

  • hi-inscript.mim (language:hi name:inscript)

    Hindi input method for inscript layout.

Reference URL : http://indlinux.org/wiki/index.php/InscriptLayouts#Devanagari

Key Summary:
1. ज्ञ : % 
         This can also be typed as a sequence of following:                 
                ज + ्  + ञ i.e. p + d + }
2. त्र : ^
          This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                 त + ्  + र i.e. l + d + j
 
3. क्ष : &
          This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                 क + ्  + ष i.e. k + d + <
 
4. श्र : *
         This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                 श + ्  + र i.e. M + d + j
                 
Key summary: Rajesh Ranjan <rranjan@redhat.com>

  • hi-inscript2.mim (language:hi name:inscript2)

    Hindi input method for enhanced inscript layout.

Reference URL : http://ildc.in/Inscript-layout.html

Use AltGr (Alt_R key) to type the following characters:

Character    Key
----------------------------
ZWJ            AltGr + 1
ZWNJ           AltGr + 2
₹              AltGr + 4

  • hi-itrans.mim (language:hi name:itrans)

    Hindi input method by ITRANS and Harvard-Kyoto
transliteration systems.
You can use all the standard ITRANS key sequences plus key
sequences such as the below.

  nk->ङ्क्, nkh->ङ्ख्, ng->ङ्ग्, ngh->ङ्घ्
  nch->ञ्च्, nCh->ञ्छ्, nc->ञ्च्, nC->ञ्छ्, nchh->ञ्छ्,
  nj->ञ्ज्, njh->ञ्झ्, nT->ण्ट्, nTh->ण्ठ्, nD->ण्ड्, nDh->ण्ढ्
  c->च्, C->छ्, z->श्, S->ष्, jn->ज्ञ्, R->ऋ

In addition, for convenience, when a consonant + halant sequence
is followed by non Devanagari letter, the last halant is removed.
For instance, 'k SPC'->'क ', 'k..'->'क।'.

The motivation behind additions made to the basic ITRANS scheme
is described in https://sanskrit-coders.github.io/input/optitrans/,
along with a tabulated comparison with several other
transliteration schemes.

Also, see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devanagari_transliteration.

  • hi-optitransv2.mim (language:hi name:optitransv2)

    Hindi input method by the OPTITRANS
transliteration system. 

0. A major deviation from other transliteration systems like ITRANS and HK
is that latin consonants are mapped to the correpsonding devanAgarI consonant *followed by the 
vowel a*. For example, k maps to क, not क्.

1. panchama-varNa-s of vyanjana-varga-s 
  nnk->ङ्क, nnkh->ङ्ख, nng->ङ्ग, nngh->ङ्घ
  nnch->ञ्च, nnCh->ञ्छ, nnc->ञ्च, nnC->ञ्छ,

2. Any common consonant, typed twice, yields that consonant with the virAma. So, nn yields न्. The rationale is that a repeated consonant such as नन and दद is far less common than the consonants with a virAma, such as न् and द्.

3. The rare character sequences that conflict with shortcuts for more frequently occuring strings can be typed using the

  • hi-phonetic.mim (language:hi name:phonetic)

    Hindi input method for phonetic layout.

Key Summary:
1. ज्ञ : ^ 
         This can also be typed as a sequence of following:                 
                ज + ्  + ञ i.e. j +f + %  
2. त्र : not available here shd be one
          This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                 त + ्  + र i.e. t + f + r 
 
3. क्ष : X
          This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                 क + ्  + ष i.e. k + f + x 
 
4. श्र : *
         This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                 श + ्  + र i.e. S + f + r

Author: Jatin Nansi <jnansi@redhat.com>
Key summary: Rajesh Ranjan <rranjan@redhat.com>

  • hi-remington.mim (language:hi name:remington)

    Hindi input method for Remington typewriter layout.
Author: Rajesh Ranjan <rranjan@redhat.com>

  • hi-typewriter.mim (language:hi name:typewriter)

    Hindi input method with `typewriter' method.
Still experimental.

  • hi-vedmata.mim (language:hi name:vedmata)

    Hindi input method for Remington typewriter layout. Author: Shantikunj, Haridwar, UK, INDIA <www.awgp.org>

  • hr-kbd (language:hr name:kbd )

    
 Input method for Croatian.
    
Simulating Croatian Latin keyboard on American keyboard.
    

    


    
Keyboard Layout

  • hu-rovas-post.mim (language:hu name:rovas-post)

    Input method for the Old Hungarian script

Can be used on any keyboard layout which supports ASCII.
The accented modern Hungarian characters are typed in
the same way as in the latn-post.mim input method
(o' -> ó, o" -> ö, o: -> ő etc. ..). For details see
the table below.

This table follows the information in the Wikipedia page

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Hungarian_alphabet

Latin letter(s) | Input sequence | Old Hungarian
================================================
a                 a                𐳀
A                 A                𐲀
á                 a'               𐳁
Á                 A'               𐲁
b                 b                𐳂
B                 B                𐲂
c                 c                𐳄
C                 C                𐲄
cs                cs               𐳆
Cs                Cs               𐲆
CS                CS               𐲆
d                 d                𐳇
D                 D                𐲇
dz                dz               𐳇‍𐳯  ¹
Dz                Dz               𐲇‍𐲯  ¹
DZ                DZ               𐲇‍𐲯  ¹
dzs               dzs              𐳇‍𐳰  ¹
Dzs               Dzs              𐲇‍𐲰  ¹
DZs               DZs              𐲇‍𐲰  ¹
DZS               DZS              𐲇‍𐲰  ¹
e                 e                𐳉
E                 E                𐲉
ë                 e"               𐳊
Ë                 E"               𐲊
é                 e'               𐳋
É                 E'               𐲋
f                 f                𐳌
F                 F                𐲌
g                 g                𐳍
G                 G                𐲍
gy                gy               𐳎
Gy                Gy               𐲎
GY                GY               𐲎
h                 h                𐳏
H                 H                𐲏
i                 i                𐳐
I                 I                𐲐
í                 i'               𐳑
Í                 I'               𐲑
j                 j                𐳒
J                 J                𐲒
k                 k                𐳓
K                 K                𐲓
k                 AltGr-k          𐳔
K                 AltGr-K          𐲔
l                 l                𐳖
L                 L                𐲖
ly                ly               𐳗
Ly                Ly               𐲗
LY                LY               𐲗
m                 m                𐳘
M                 M                𐲘
n                 n                𐳙
N                 N                𐲙
ny                ny               𐳚
Ny                Ny               𐲚
NY                NY               𐲚
o                 o                𐳛
O                 O                𐲛
ó                 o'               𐳜
Ó                 O'               𐲜
ö                 o"               𐳞
Ö                 O"               𐲞
ö                 AltGr-o          𐳝
Ö                 AltGr-O          𐲝
ő                 o:               𐳟
Ő                 O:               𐲟
p                 p                𐳠
P                 P                𐲠
q                 q                𐳓‍𐳮  ¹
Q                 Q                𐲓‍𐲮  ¹
r                 r                𐳢
R                 R                𐲢
s                 s                𐳤
S                 S                𐲤
sz                sz               𐳥
Sz                Sz               𐲥
SZ                SZ               𐲥
t                 t                𐳦
T                 T                𐲦
ty                ty               𐳨
Ty                Ty               𐲨
TY                TY               𐲨
u                 u                𐳪
U                 U                𐲪
ú                 u'               𐳫
Ú                 U'               𐲫
ü                 u"               𐳬
Ü                 U"               𐲬
ű                 u:               𐳭
Ű                 U:               𐲭
v                 v                𐳮
V                 V                𐲮
w                 w                𐳮‍𐳮  ¹
W                 W                𐲮‍𐲮  ¹
x                 x                𐳓‍𐳥  ¹
X                 X                𐲓‍𐲥  ¹
y                 y                𐳐‍𐳒  ¹
Y                 Y                𐲐‍𐲒  ¹
z                 z                𐳯
Z                 Z                𐲯
zs                zs               𐳰
Zs                Zs               𐲰
ZS                ZS               𐲰
ENT               ENT              𐲧  ³
EMP               EMP              𐲡  ³
UNK               UNK              𐲕  ³
US                US               𐲲  ³
AMB               AMB              𐲃  ³

Footnotes:

¹ With a supporting font, this will be displayed as a ligature.

² Repeating the postfix changes ambiguous combining marks:
  Example: u -> 𐳪, u' -> 𐳫, u'' -> 𐳪', u''' -> 𐳫'

³ The Hungarian runes also include some non-alphabetical runes
  which are not ligatures but separate signs.
  These are called capita dictionum.

  • hy-kbd (language:hy name:kbd )

    
 Input method for Armenian.
    
Simulating Eastern Armenian keyboard on American keyboard.
    

    


    
Keyboard Layout

  • ii-phonetic (language:ii name:phonetic )

    
 Input method for Yi
    
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  • ispell.mim (language:en name:ispell)

    Not yet officially released.

  • iu-phonetic (language:iu name:phonetic )

    
 Input method for Inuktitut

  • ja-anthy.mim (language:ja name:anthy)

    Japanese input method with Anthy as a kana-kanji converter.
Typed roma-ji is at first converted to Hiragana,
and Space key converts the Hiragana sequences
to Kanji-Hiragana mixed sequence.

This input method uses the loadable module libmimx-anthy.so to
communicate with Anthy.  For more detail about Anthy, see the page
  <http://sourceforge.jp/projects/anthy/>.

  • ja-tcode.mim (language:ja name:tcode)

    Input method for Japanese with TCODE.

  • ja-trycode.mim (language:ja name:trycode)

    Input method for Japanese with TRY-CODE.  See
<http://www.m17n.org/ntakahas/npx/aggressive/aggressive4.en.html>
for the details.

  • ka-kbd (language:ka name:kbd )

    
 Input method for Georgian simulating Georgian keyboard.
    

    


    
Keyboard Layout
    

      You can also input more characters by the following key sequences:
    
[type a key sequence to insert the corresponding character]

  • kk-arabic.mim (language:kk name:arabic)

    Kazakh (with Arabic script) input method by transliteration.
  1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9  10  11  12  13  14  15  16  17
  a   A   b   v   g   R   d   e   j   z   y   k   q   l   m   n   N

 18  19  20  21  22  23  24  25  26  27  28  29  30  31  32  33
  o   O   p   r   s   t   w   u   U   f   H   h   c   S   I   i

  • kk-kbd (language:kk name:kbd )

    
 Input method for Kazakh written in the Cyrillic script.
    
Simulating Kazakh keyboard.
    

    


    
Keyboard Layout

  • km-yannis.mim (language:km name:yannis)

    Khmer input method suggested by Dr. Yannis Haralambous.

  • kn-inscript.mim (language:kn name:inscript)

    Kannada input method for inscript layout.

Key summary :

1)  "praa" = pa + halant + raa
    "ಪ್ರಾ" =  ಪ  +  ್  + ರ  +  ಾ
    h + d + j + e
 
2)  "ska" = sa+halant+ka
    "ಸ್ಕ"  = ಸ  +  ್  +  ಕ
    m + d + k
 
3)  "ththhaa" = th + halanth + thhaa
    " ತ್ಥಾ" = ತ + ್ +ಥ + ಾ
    l + d + L + e

4)  "shhtya" : shh + halat + T + halant + ya
    "ಷ್ಟ್ಯ"  =  ಷ  +್   +  ಟ  +  ್  +  ಯ
    < + d + ' + d + /

5)  "dgaa" : d + halant + gaa
    "ದ್ಗಾ"  :  ದ + ್ + ಗ +ಾ
    o + d + i + e

6)  "ksha" : k + halant + sha
    "ಕ್ಷ" : ಕ + ್  + ಷ
    k + d + < [OR] &

7)  "thra": th + halant + r + a
    "ತ್ರ" : ತ + ್ +ರ
    l + d + j [OR] ^

8)  "jna" : j + halant + na
    "ಜ್ಞ" : ಜ + ್ + ಞ
    p + d + } [OR] %

9)  ZWNJ is assigned to key 'V'
    ZWJ  is assigned to key '\\'

Key summary: Shankar Prasad <svenkate@redhat.com>

  • kn-inscript2.mim (language:kn name:inscript2)

    Kannada input method for enhanced inscript layout.

Reference URL - http://ildc.in/Inscript-layout.html

Use AltGr (Alt_R key) to type the following characters:

Character    Key
----------------------------
ZWJ            AltGr + 1
ZWNJ           AltGr + 2
₹              AltGr + 4

Key summary :
1)  "praa" = pa + halant + raa
    "ಪ್ರಾ" =  ಪ  +  ್  + ರ  +  ಾ
    h + d + j + e 
 
2)  "ska" = sa+halant+ka
    "ಸ್ಕ"  = ಸ  +  ್  +  ಕ
    m + d + k 
 
3)  "ththhaa" = th + halanth + thhaa
    " ತ್ಥಾ" = ತ + ್ +ಥ + ಾ
    l + d + L + e 

4)  "shhtya" : shh + halat + T + halant + ya
    "ಷ್ಟ್ಯ"  =  ಷ  +್   +  ಟ  +  ್  +  ಯ
    < + d + ' + d + /  

5)  "dgaa" : d + halant + gaa
    "ದ್ಗಾ"  :  ದ + ್ + ಗ +ಾ
    o + d + i + e 

6)  ZWJ is assigned to key 'AltGr+1'
    ZWNJ  is assigned to key 'AltGr+2'

Key summary: Shankar Prasad <svenkate@redhat.com>

  • kn-itrans.mim (language:kn name:itrans)

    Kannada input method by ITRANS, Baraha and Harvard-Kyoto
transliteration systems.
You can use all the standard ITRANS key sequences plus key
sequences such as the below.

nk->ಂಕ್, nkh->ಂಖ್, ng->ಂಗ್, ngh->ಂಘ್
nch->ಂಚ್, nCh->ಂಛ್, nc->ಂಚ್, nC->ಂಛ್, nchh->ಂಛ್,
nj->ಂಜ್, njh->ಂಝ್, nT->ಂಟ್, nTh->ಂಠ್, nD->ಂಡ್, nDh->ಂಢ್
c->ಚ್, C->ಛ್, z->ಶ್, S->ಷ್, jn->ಜ್ಞ್, R->ಋ

The motivation behind additions made to the basic ITRANS scheme
is described in https://sanskrit-coders.github.io/input/optitrans/,
along with a tabulated comparison with several other
transliteration schemes.

Earlier changes:
Kannada l10n Team, kannada.l10n@gmail.com
  <http://kannada.sourceforge.net>
on 18 Aug 2005.

  • kn-kgp.mim (language:kn name:kgp)

    Kannada input method by KGP method.

  • kn-optitransv2.mim (language:kn name:optitransv2)

    Kannada input method by the OPTITRANS
transliteration system. 

0. A major deviation from other transliteration systems like ITRANS and HK
is that latin consonants are mapped to the correpsonding devanAgarI consonant *followed by the 
vowel a*. For example, k maps to ಕ, not ಕ್.

1. panchama-varNa-s of vyanjana-varga-s 
  nnk->ಙ್ಕ, nnkh->ಙ್ಖ, nng->ಙ್ಗ, nngh->ಙ್ಘ
  nnch->ಞ್ಚ, nnCh->ಞ್ಛ, nnc->ಞ್ಚ, nnC->ಞ್ಛ,

2. Any common consonant, typed twice, yields that consonant with the virAma. So, nn yields ನ್. The rationale is that a repeated consonant such as ನನ and ದದ is far less common than the consonants with a virAma, such as ನ್ and ದ್.

3. The rare character sequences that conflict with shortcuts for more frequently occuring strings can be typed using the

  • kn-typewriter.mim (language:kn name:typewriter)

    Kannada input method for typewriter layout developed by
 Red Hat and NIC Bengaluru

  • ko-han2 (language:ko name:han2 )

    
   Hangul input method with 2벌식.
    
 This input method uses this keyboard layout:
    

    


    
Keyboard Layout

  • ko-romaja.mim (language:ko name:romaja)

    Hangul input method with romaja keys.
The roman-transliteration rules follows that of Hangule LE in IIIMF.

Common to CHOSEONG and JONGSEONG:
  ㄱ(g) ㄲ(gg,kk,qq,c) ㄴ(n) ㄷ(d) ㄹ(l) ㄹ(r) ㅁ(m) ㅂ(b,v) ㅅ(s)
  ㅆ(ss) ㅇ(ng) ㅇ(x) ㅈ(j) ㅊ(ch) ㅋ(k,q) ㅌ(t) ㅍ(p,f) ㅎ(h)

CHOSEONG:
  ㄸ(dd,tt) ㅃ(bb,vv) ㅉ(jj)

JONGSEONG:
  ㄳ(gs) ㄵ(nj) ㄶ(nh) ㄺ(lg) ㄻ(lm) ㄼ(lb) ㄽ(ls) ㄾ(lt) ㄿ(lp) ㅀ(lh) ㅄ(bs)

JUNGSEONG:
  ㅏ(a) ㅐ(ai,ae) ㅑ (ya,ia) ㅒ(yai,yae,iae) ㅓ(eo) ㅔ(e,eoi) ㅕ(yeo,ieo)
  ㅖ(ye,ie,yeoi) ㅗ(o) ㅘ(oa,wa,ua) ㅙ(oai,wae,uae,oae) ㅚ(oi,woe,uoe,oe)
  ㅛ(yo,io) ㅜ(u,w,oo) ㅝ(ueo,wo,uo) ㅞ(ue,we) ㅟ(wi) ㅠ(yu,iu) ㅡ(eu)
  ㅢ(eui,ui) ㅣ(i,y,ee)

Special:
  Type uppercase letter to specify CHOSEONG explicitly.
  Type "I" to toggle the composed-syllable mode and isolated-jamo mode.
  Type ">>" to fullwidth ASCII letter mode, "<<" to shift out the mode.
  Type "Z" and a key to input fullwidth version of the key.

  • kok-inscript2-deva.mim (language:kok name:inscript2-deva)

    Konkani input method for enhanced inscript layout.

Reference URL - http://ildc.in/Inscript-layout.html

Use AltGr (Alt_R key) to type the following characters:

Character    Key
----------------------------
ZWJ            AltGr + 1
ZWNJ           AltGr + 2
₹              AltGr + 4

  • ks-inscript.mim (language:ks name:inscript)

    Kashmiri Devanagari input method for inscript layout.

Reference URL : http://indlinux.org/wiki/index.php/InscriptLayouts#Devanagari

Key Summary:
AltGr (Right Alt Key)
  ॖDEVANAGARI VOWEL SIGN UE :-  Type with [AltGr + 'g']

 ॗ DEVANAGARI VOWEL SIGN UUE :- Type with [AltGr + 't']

ॳ  DEVANAGARI LETTER OE :-      Type with [AltGr + 'Z']

ॴ  DEVANAGARI LETTER OOE :-     Type with [AltGr + 'A']

ॵ  DEVANAGARI LETTER AW :-  Type with [AltGr + 'Q']

ॶ  DEVANAGARI LETTER UE :-  Type with [AltGr + 'G']

ॷ  DEVANAGARI LETTER UUE :- Type with [AltGr + 'T']

 ऺ DEVANAGARI VOWEL SIGN OE :-  Type with [AltGr + 'z']

ऻ  DEVANAGARI VOWEL SIGN OOE :- Type with [AltGr + 'a']

ॏ  DEVANAGARI VOWEL SIGN AW :-  Type with [AltGr + 'q']

Author: Pravin Satpute <psatpute@redhat.com>

  • ks-inscript2-deva.mim (language:ks name:inscript2-deva)

    Kashmiri (Devanagari) input method for enhanced inscript layout.

Reference URL : http://ildc.in/Inscript-layout.html

Use AltGr (Alt_R key) to type the following characters:

Character    Key
----------------------------
ZWJ            AltGr + 1
ZWNJ           AltGr + 2
₹              AltGr + 4

  • ks-kbd.mim (language:ks name:kbd)

    Kashmiri input method simulating Kashmiri keyboard.
This input method simulates the Kashmiri keyboard
shown in this text book:
    کءشر کتاب نمبر ۱
دی جموں و کشمیر سٹیٹ بورڑ آف سکول ایجوکیشن

Author: Mohammad Nayeem Teli <mohammad.nayeem@gmail.com> with help from
        Mohammad Yehya Teli and Shafaat Ahmed for providing me
        the alphabet with inputs from Shamima Akhtar.

  • ks-sharada-itrans.mim (language:ks name:sharada-itrans)

    Kashmiri sharada input method by ITRANS and Harvard-Kyoto
transliteration systems.
You can use all the standard ITRANS key sequences plus key
sequences such as the below.

nk->𑆕𑇀𑆑𑇀, nkh->𑆕𑇀𑆒𑇀, ng->𑆕𑇀𑆓𑇀, ngh->𑆕𑇀𑆔𑇀
nch->𑆚𑇀𑆖𑇀, nCh->𑆚𑇀𑆗𑇀, nc->𑆚𑇀𑆖𑇀, nC->𑆚𑇀𑆗𑇀, nchh->𑆚𑇀𑆗𑇀,
nj->𑆚𑇀𑆘𑇀, njh->𑆚𑇀𑆙𑇀, nT->𑆟𑇀𑆛𑇀, nTh->𑆟𑇀𑆜𑇀, nD->𑆟𑇀𑆝𑇀, nDh->𑆟𑇀𑆞𑇀
c->𑆖𑇀, C->𑆗𑇀, z->𑆯𑇀, S->𑆰𑇀, jn->𑆘𑇀𑆚𑇀, R->𑆉

In addition, for convenience, when a consonant + halant sequence
is followed by non Devanagari letter, the last halant is removed.
For instance, 'k SPC'->'𑆑 ', 'k..'->'𑆑𑇅'.

The motivation behind additions made to the basic ITRANS scheme
is described in https://sanskrit-coders.github.io/input/optitrans/,
along with a tabulated comparison with several other
transliteration schemes.

Also, see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devanagari_transliteration.

  • latn-post (language:generic name:latn-post )

    
 Input method for Latin script with postfix modifiers.

  • latn-pre (language:generic name:latn-pre )

    
 Input method for Latin script with prefix modifiers.

  • latn1-pre (language:generic name:latn1-pre )

    
 Input method for Latin script with prefix modifiers and AltGr combinations.

  • lo-kbd (language:lo name:kbd )

    
 Input method for Lao using Lao keyboard layout.

  • lo-lrt.mim (language:lo name:lrt)

    Lao input method using Lao-Roman transliteration.

  • lsymbol.mim (language:generic name:lsymbol)

    Input method for symbols with relatively longer key sequences.
It provides access to a broad category of symbols by using the
technique of showing multiple alternatives based on the starter keys
pressed.  For instance,
   "/->" -> arrows (e.g.  →←↑↓ 👉👈👆👇✋ ►◄▲▾ ◤◥◣◢)
   "/||" -> hand genstures (e.g. 👍👎👍👎👌✋👏🙆 🙏👋🙌✌✊👊 💁🙋💪✍💆💅)
   "/:)" -> happy faces (e.g. ☺️ 😃😅😆😉😇 😂😏😛😜😝😋 😉💏💋😍😘😚 😽😻)
   "/:(" -> unhappy faces (e.g. 😢😩😡😭😪 🙈🙊🙉)
   "/<3" -> hearts (e.g. ♥️🤍️💔💖💘 💓💞💕💌💑😍😘)
   "/*"  -> flowers and stars (e.g. 🌹💐❁✽ ★☆⭐🌟💫✨🌠✯🌃 ☀❂✷✸✹🌞⛅🌅🌇 💡☄⚡ϟ🔥🌈🎆 ❄❆❅)
   "/&&" -> spiritual (e.g. 💀☠️👹👼😇 ☸️✡️☯️✝️☦️☪️ 🕉️🛐☮️🕎🪯 💒⛪🙈🙊🙉 卍卐☯☬✙)
   "/xx" -> checks (e.g. ✔✘☐☑☒)
   "/$" -> currency (e.g. €£¥﷼₱₹ 💰💵💶💴💷)
   "/@" -> legal/text signs (e.g ©®™§¶†‡)
   "/^" ->  math symbols (e.g. √)
   "/z" -> zodiac symbols (e.g. ♈♉♊♋♌♍ ♎♏♐♑♒♓)
   "/p" -> astrological planet symbols (e.g. ☉☽☿♀⊕♂♃♄♅♆♇)
   "/ " -> zero width joiners (currently only U+ZERO WIDTH NON-JOINER)

The user can select the appropriate symbol using ↑,↓,→,←
(or C-p, C-n, C-f, C-b) keys and/or the digits.

Other miscellaneous keys are:
   "//" -> "/"
   "/..." -> "…"

This input methods is registered as one of fallback input methods by default.
See the documentation page of m17n input methods for more detail.
  <http://www.nongnu.org/m17n/manual-en/m17nDBData.html#mim-list>

  • mai-inscript.mim (language:mai name:inscript)

    Maithili input method for inscript layout.

Reference URL : http://indlinux.org/wiki/index.php/InscriptLayouts#Devanagari

Key Summary:
1. ज्ञ : % 
         This can also be typed as a sequence of following:                 
                ज + ्  + ञ i.e. p + d + }
2. त्र : ^
          This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                 त + ्  + र i.e. l + d + j
 
3. क्ष : &
          This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                 क + ्  + ष i.e. k + d + <
 
4. श्र : *
         This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                 श + ्  + र i.e. M + d + j
                 
Key summary: Rajesh Ranjan <rranjan@redhat.com>

  • mai-inscript2.mim (language:mai name:inscript2)

    Maithili input method for enhanced inscript layout.

Reference URL - http://ildc.in/Inscript-layout.html

Use AltGr (Alt_R key) to type the following characters:

Character    Key
----------------------------
ZWJ            AltGr + 1
ZWNJ           AltGr + 2
₹              AltGr + 4

  • math-latex.mim (language:generic name:math-latex)

    Mathematics input method using LaTeX command names.

  • ml-enhanced-inscript.mim (language:ml name:enhanced-inscript)

    Malayalam input method for enhanced inscript layout.
INSCRIPT (Indian Script) is a keyboard layout scheme to input Indic
text on computer, standardized by Government of India. This input
method is based on Enhanced Inscript which supports atomic chillu.

Author: Jithin Thankachan <jithin@space-kerala.org>

  • ml-inscript.mim (language:ml name:inscript)

    Malayalam input method for inscript layout.
INSCRIPT (Indian Script) is a keyboard layout scheme to input Indic text on computer, standardized by Government of India. Each key on keyboard is mapped to a Malayalam alphabet. Once SCIM is activated, select Malayalam Inscript from the SCIM tab appearing on the down right corner and input Malayalam text. To type 0-9 in Malayalam press 0-9 on Inscript keyboard. For English numerals, switch back to English keyboard using control + space bar and press 0-9.
INSCRIPT KEYBOARD LAYOUT is available at:
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/I18N/Indic/MalayalamKeyboardLayouts
http://tdil.mit.gov.in/isciichart.pdfwill be provided in the next release.

IMPORTANT:

1. key ']' is mapped to Zero Width Joiner (ZWJ) which helps you to write the five chillaksharam.
2. key '\' is mapped to Zero Width Non Joiner (ZWNJ) which helps you to stop the consonants from joining to form conjuncts.
[Note: consonants are ക, ഖ, ഗ,..... and conjuncts are those formed using two consonants like ക്ക, ഗ്ഗ, ന്ത, ക്യ, ക്വ, ....]

Following are the conjuncts formed in our language, shown along with the keys to reproduce them:

Case 1:
CHILLU aksharam:
(i) ന്‍   =   ന + ് + zero width joiner(zwj)
ie,    key 'V' + key 'D' + key ']'    

(ii) ല്‍   =   ല + ് + zero width joiner(zwj)
ie,    key 'N' + key 'D' + key ']'    

(iii) ര്‍   =   ര + ് + zero width joiner(zwj)
ie,    key 'J' + key 'D' + key ']'   

(iv) ണ്‍   =   ണ + ് + zero width joiner(zwj)
ie,    shift key 'C' + key 'D' + key ']' 

(v) ള്‍   =   ള + ് + zero width joiner(zwj)
ie,    shift key 'N' + key 'D' + key ']'
         
Case 2:
(i) ങ്ങ   =   ങ +  ്  +  ക
ie, shift key 'U' + key 'D' + key 'K'               

(ii) ന്ത   =   ന + ് + ത
ie, key 'V'  + key 'D' + key 'L'

(iii) ഞ്ച   =    ഞ + ് + ച
ie, shift key '}' + key 'D' + key ';'

(iv) ണ്ട   =   ണ + ് + ട
ie, shift key 'C' + key 'D' + key '"'

(v) മ്പ   =   മ + ് + പ
ie, key 'V' + key 'D' + key 'H'

(vi) ക്ഷ   =    ക + ് + ഷ
ie, key 'C' + key 'D' + shift key '<'

Case 3:
Koottaksharangal:

(i) ക്ക   =   ക + ് + ക
ie, key 'K' + key 'D' + key 'K'

(ii) ങ്ങ   =   ങ + ് + ങ
ie, shift key 'U' + key 'D' + shift key 'U'

(iii) ച്ച   =   ച + ് + ച
ie, key ';' + key 'D' + key ';'

(iv) ഞ്ഞ   =   ഞ + ് + ഞ
ie, shift key '}' + key 'D' + shift key '}'

(v) ട്ട   =   ട + ് + ട
ie, key '"' + key 'D' + key '"' 

(vi) ണ്ണ   =   ണ + ് + ണ 
ie, shift key 'C' + key 'D' + shift key 'C' 

(vii) ത്ത   =   ത + ് + ത
ie, key 'L' + key 'D' +  key 'L' 

(viii) ന്ന   =   ന + ് + ന
ie, key 'V' + key 'D' +  key 'V' 

(ix) മ്മ   =   മ + ് + മ
ie, key 'C' + key 'D' + key 'C'

(x) ല്ല   =   ല + ് + ല
ie, key 'N' + key 'D' + key 'N' 

(xi) വ്വ   =   വ + ് + വ
ie, key 'B' + key 'D' + key 'B'

(xii) യ്യ   =   യ + ് + യ
ie, key '?' + key 'D' + key '?'

(xiii) ശ്ശ   =   ശ + ് + ശ 
ie, shift key 'M' + key 'D' + shift key 'M' 

(xiv) സ്സ   =   സ  + ് + സ
ie, key 'M' + key 'D' + key 'M' 

(xv) ള്ള   =   ള + ് + ള
ie, shift key 'N' + key 'D' + shift key 'N'

(xvi) റ്റ   =   റ + ് + റ
ie, shift key 'J' + key 'D' + shift key 'J'

Case 4:
(Following conjuncts are explained with the help of consonant 'ക')

(1) Conjuncts formed with ര (ra):
 ക്ര   =   ക + ് + ര
ie, key 'K' + key 'D' + key 'J'

(2) Conjuncts formed with യ (ya):
 ക്യ   =   ക + ് + യ
ie, key 'K' + key 'D' + key '?'

(3) Conjuncts formed with വ (va):
 ക്വ   =   ക + ് + വ
ie, key 'K' + key 'D' + key 'B'

Special case:

ന്റ   =   ന + ് + റ
ie, key 'V' + key 'D' + shift key 'J'

Author: Ani Peter <apeter@redhat.com>

  • ml-inscript2.mim (language:ml name:inscript2)

    Malayalam input method for enhanced inscript layout.

Reference URL - http://ildc.in/Inscript-layout.html

Use AltGr (Alt_R key) to type the following characters:

Character    Key
----------------------------
ZWJ            AltGr + 1
ZWNJ           AltGr + 2
₹              AltGr + 4

Following are the conjuncts formed in our language, shown along with the keys to reproduce them:

Case 1:
CHILLU aksharam:
(i) ന്‍   =   ന + ് + zero width joiner(zwj)
ie,    key 'v' + key 'd' + key <AltGr+1>

(ii) ല്‍   =   ല + ് + zero width joiner(zwj)
ie,    key 'n' + key 'd' + key <AltGr+1>

(iii) ര്‍   =   ര + ് + zero width joiner(zwj)
ie,    key 'j' + key 'd' + key <AltGr+1>

(iv) ണ്‍   =   ണ + ് + zero width joiner(zwj)
ie,    shift key 'c' + key 'd' + key <AltGr+1>

(v) ള്‍   =   ള + ് + zero width joiner(zwj)
ie,    shift key 'n' + key 'd' + key <AltGr+1>
         
Case 2:
(i) ങ്ങ   =   ങ +  ്  +  ക
ie, shift key 'u' + key 'd' + key 'k'

(ii) ന്ത   =   ന + ് + ത
ie, key 'v'  + key 'd' + key 'l'

(iii) ഞ്ച   =    ഞ + ് + ച
ie, shift key '}' + key 'd' + key ';'

(iv) ണ്ട   =   ണ + ് + ട
ie, shift key 'c' + key 'd' + key '''

(v) മ്പ   =   മ + ് + പ
ie, key 'v' + key 'd' + key 'h'

(vi) ക്ഷ   =    ക + ് + ഷ
ie, key 'c' + key 'd' + shift key ','

Case 3:
Koottaksharangal:

(i) ക്ക   =   ക + ് + ക
ie, key 'k' + key 'd' + key 'k'

(ii) ങ്ങ   =   ങ + ് + ങ
ie, shift key 'u' + key 'd' + shift key 'u'

(iii) ച്ച   =   ച + ് + ച
ie, key ';' + key 'd' + key ';'

(iv) ഞ്ഞ   =   ഞ + ് + ഞ
ie, shift key '}' + key 'd' + shift key '}'

(v) ട്ട   =   ട + ് + ട
ie, key ''' + key 'd' + key '''

(vi) ണ്ണ   =   ണ + ് + ണ 
ie, shift key 'c' + key 'd' + shift key 'c'

(vii) ത്ത   =   ത + ് + ത
ie, key 'l' + key 'd' +  key 'l'

(viii) ന്ന   =   ന + ് + ന
ie, key 'v' + key 'd' +  key 'v'

(ix) മ്മ   =   മ + ് + മ
ie, key 'c' + key 'd' + key 'c'

(x) ല്ല   =   ല + ് + ല
ie, key 'n' + key 'd' + key 'n'

(xi) വ്വ   =   വ + ് + വ
ie, key 'b' + key 'd' + key 'b'

(xii) യ്യ   =   യ + ് + യ
ie, key '/' + key 'd' + key '/'

(xiii) ശ്ശ   =   ശ + ് + ശ 
ie, shift key 'm' + key 'd' + shift key 'm'

(xiv) സ്സ   =   സ  + ് + സ
ie, key 'm' + key 'd' + key 'm'

(xv) ള്ള   =   ള + ് + ള
ie, shift key 'n' + key 'd' + shift key 'n'

(xvi) റ്റ   =   റ + ് + റ
ie, shift key 'j' + key 'd' + shift key 'j'

Case 4:
(Following conjuncts are explained with the help of consonant 'ക')

(1) Conjuncts formed with ര (ra):
 ക്ര   =   ക + ് + ര
ie, key 'k' + key 'd' + key 'j'

(2) Conjuncts formed with യ (ya):
 ക്യ   =   ക + ് + യ
ie, key 'k' + key 'd' + key '/'

(3) Conjuncts formed with വ (va):
 ക്വ   =   ക + ് + വ
ie, key 'k' + key 'd' + key 'b'

Special case:

ന്റ   =   ന + ് + റ
ie, key 'v' + key 'd' + shift key 'j'

Author: Ani Peter <apeter@redhat.com>

  • ml-itrans.mim (language:ml name:itrans)

    Malayalam input method by ITRANS transliteration.
Itrans keyboard helps you to type the way you speak.
For instance, if your input method framework is SCIM,
activate it and select Malayalam Itrans from the SCIM tab
appearing on the down right corner.  Then you can input
Malayalam text with the help of following keys.

Key - Consonant
k - ക്  ~n - ഞ് n - ന്  ld - ള്
kh - ഖ് JN - ഞ് p - പ്  v - വ്
g - ഗ്  T - ട്  ph - ഫ് w - വ്
gh - ഘ്     Th - ഠ് b - ബ്  sh - ശ്
~N - ങ് D - ഡ്  bh - ഭ് Sh - ഷ്
N^ - ങ് Dh - ഢ് m - മ്  shh - ഷ്
ch - ച് N - ണ്  y - യ്  s - സ്
Ch - ഛ് t - ത്  r - ര്      h - ഹ്
chh - ഛ്    th - ഥ് rh - റ് GY - ജ്ഞ്
j - ജ്      d - ദ്  l - ല്      dny - ജ്ഞ്
jh - ഝ് dh - ധ് L - ള്  x - ക്ഷ്)

Key - Vowel
a - അ   I - ഈ   R^i - ഋ ee - ഏ  au - ഔ
aa - ആ  u - ഉ   LLi - ഌ ai - ഐ
A - ആ   uu - ഊ  L^i - ഌ o - ഒ
i - ഇ   U - ഊ   e - എ   oo - ഓ
ii - ഈ  RRi - ഋ E - ഏ   O - ഓ

Key - Misc

0 - ൦   5 - ൫   .n - ം  # - ്ര
1 - ൧   6 - ൬   M - ം   $ - ര്
2 - ൨   7 - ൭   H - ഃ   ^ - ത്ര
3 - ൩   8 - ൮   .h - ്  * - ശ്ര
4 - ൪   9 - ൯

For more information refer to following:
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/I18N/Indic/MalayalamKeyboardLayouts
For the detail of ITRANS, see the page:
  <http://www.aczoom.com/itrans/>

  • ml-mozhi.mim (language:ml name:mozhi)

    Malayalam input method.
For the details, see the page:
  <http://chithrangal.blogspot.com/2012/02/ml-mozhi.html>

  • ml-remington.mim (language:ml name:remington)

    Malayalam input method for Remington typewriter layout.
The detailed information is available <http://wiki.smc.org.in/Remington>.
Author: Sebin Abraham Jacob <sebinajacob@gmail.com>, Icons: Hiran Venugopal <hiran.v@gmail.com>

  • ml-swanalekha.mim (language:ml name:swanalekha)

    Swanalekha Malayalam input method
For detailed documentation, refer https://swanalekha.smc.org.in

  • mni-inscript2-beng.mim (language:mni name:inscript2-beng)

    Manipuri input method for enhanced inscript layout.

Reference URL - http://ildc.in/Inscript-layout.html

Use AltGr (Alt_R key) to type the following characters:

Character    Key
----------------------------
ZWJ            AltGr + 1
ZWNJ           AltGr + 2
₹              AltGr + 4

  • mni-inscript2-mtei.mim (language:mni name:inscript2-mtei)

    Manipuri Meetei Mayek input method for enhanced inscript layout.

Reference URL - http://ildc.in/Inscript-layout.html

Use AltGr (Alt_R key) to type the following characters:

Character    Key
----------------------------
ZWJ            AltGr + 1
ZWNJ           AltGr + 2
₹              AltGr + 4

  • mr-gamabhana.mim (language:mr name:gamabhana)

    Based on Hindi input method by ITRANS and Harvard-Kyoto
transliteration systems.
You can use all the standard ITRANS key sequences plus key
sequences such as the below.

  nk->ङ्क्, nkh->ङ्ख्, ng->ङ्ग्, ngh->ङ्घ्
  nch->ञ्च्, nCh->ञ्छ्, nc->ञ्च्, nC->ञ्छ्, nchh->ञ्छ्,
  nj->ञ्ज्, njh->ञ्झ्, nT->ण्ट्, nTh->ण्ठ्, nD->ण्ड्, nDh->ण्ढ्
  c->च्, C->छ्, z->श्, S->ष्, jn->ज्ञ्, R->ऋ

In addition, for convenience, when a consonant + halant sequence
is followed by non Devanagari letter, the last halant is removed.
For instance, 'k SPC'->'क ', 'k..'->'क।'.

The motivation behind additions made to the basic ITRANS scheme
is described in http://sanskritnlp.appspot.com/optitrans.html,
along with a tabulated comparison with several other
transliteration schemes.

Also, see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devanagari_transliteration.

  • mr-inscript.mim (language:mr name:inscript)

    Marathi input method for inscript layout.

Reference URL - http://indlinux.org/wiki/index.php/InscriptLayouts#Marathi

Key Summary:
1. ज्ञ : % 
                This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                                ज + ्  + ञ i.e. p + d + }
2. त्र : ^
                This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                                त + ्  + र i.e. l + d + j

3. क्ष : &
                This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                                क + ्  + ष i.e. k + d + <

4. श्र : *
                This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                                श + ्  + र i.e. M + d + j

Author : Rahul Bhalerao <rbhalera@redhat.com>

  • mr-inscript2.mim (language:mr name:inscript2)

    Marathi input method for enhanced inscript layout.

Reference URL - http://ildc.in/Inscript-layout.html

Use AltGr (Alt_R key) to type the following characters:

Character    Key
----------------------------
ZWJ            AltGr + 1
ZWNJ           AltGr + 2
₹              AltGr + 4

  • mr-itrans.mim (language:mr name:itrans)

    Marathi input method by ITRANS transliteration.
For the detail of ITRANS, see the page:
  <http://www.aczoom.com/itrans/>

Author: Rahul Bhalerao <rbhalera@redhat.com>

  • mr-modi-itrans.mim (language:mr name:modi-itrans)

    Marathi modi input method by ITRANS and Harvard-Kyoto
transliteration systems.
You can use all the standard ITRANS key sequences plus key
sequences such as the below.

nk->𑘒𑘿𑘎𑘿, nkh->𑘒𑘿𑘏𑘿, ng->𑘒𑘿𑘐𑘿, ngh->𑘒𑘿𑘑𑘿
nch->𑘗𑘿𑘓𑘿, nCh->𑘗𑘿𑘔𑘿, nc->𑘗𑘿𑘓𑘿, nC->𑘗𑘿𑘔𑘿, nchh->𑘗𑘿𑘔𑘿,
nj->𑘗𑘿𑘕𑘿, njh->𑘗𑘿𑘖𑘿, nT->𑘜𑘿𑘘𑘿, nTh->𑘜𑘿𑘙𑘿, nD->𑘜𑘿𑘚𑘿, nDh->𑘜𑘿𑘛𑘿
c->𑘓𑘿, C->𑘔𑘿, z->𑘫𑘿, S->𑘬𑘿, jn->𑘕𑘿𑘗𑘿, R->𑘨𑘲

In addition, for convenience, when a consonant + halant sequence
is followed by non Devanagari letter, the last halant is removed.
For instance, 'k SPC'->'𑘎 ', 'k..'->'𑘎𑙁'.

The motivation behind additions made to the basic ITRANS scheme
is described in https://sanskrit-coders.github.io/input/optitrans/,
along with a tabulated comparison with several other
transliteration schemes.

Also, see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devanagari_transliteration.

  • mr-phonetic.mim (language:mr name:phonetic)

    Marathi input method for phonetic layout.

Key Summary:
1. ज्ञ : ^ 
         This can also be typed as a sequence of following:                 
                ज + ्  + ञ i.e. j +f + %  
2. त्र : not available here shd be one
          This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                 त + ्  + र i.e. t + f + r 
 
3. क्ष : X
          This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                 क + ्  + ष i.e. k + f + x 
 
4. श्र : *
         This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                 श + ्  + र i.e. S + f + r

Author: Mayank Jain <majain@redhat.com>

  • mr-remington.mim (language:mr name:remington)

    Marathi input method for remington layout.
Author: sudhakar u <sudhakaru@cdac.in>

  • mr-typewriter.mim (language:mr name:typewriter)

    Marathi input method for typewriter layout.
Author: sudhakar u <sudhakaru@cdac.in>

  • my-kbd.mim (language:my name:kbd)

    Myanmar input method simulating the Myanmar keyboard.

  • ne-inscript2-deva.mim (language:ne name:inscript2-deva)

    Nepali input method for enhanced inscript layout.

Reference URL - http://ildc.in/Inscript-layout.html

Use AltGr (Alt_R key) to type the following characters:

Character    Key
----------------------------
ZWJ            AltGr + 1
ZWNJ           AltGr + 2
₹              AltGr + 4

  • ne-rom-translit.mim (language:ne name:rom-translit)

    Nepali input method by roman transliteration.

  • ne-rom.mim (language:ne name:rom)

    Nepali input method for romanized layout.
Author: Suyash Shrestha <suyash.shr@gmail.com>

  • ne-trad-ttf.mim (language:ne name:trad-ttf)

    Nepali input method with ttf-fonts like layout.
Author: Santosh Pradhan <sapradhan8@gmail.com>

  • ne-trad.mim (language:ne name:trad)

    Nepali input method for traditional layout.
Author: Suyash Shrestha <suyash.shr@gmail.com>

  • new-newa-traditional.mim (language:new name:newa-traditional)

    Input method for Prachalit Newa script.
Author: Santosh Pradhan <sapradhan8@gmail.com>

  • nsk-phonetic (language:nsk name:phonetic )

    
 Input method for Naskapi language

  • oj-phonetic (language:oj name:phonetic )

    
 Input method for Ojibwe languages

  • or-inscript.mim (language:or name:inscript)

    Oriya input method for inscript layout.

Reference URL - http://indlinux.org/wiki/index.php/InscriptLayouts#Oriya
Key Summary:
1. ଜ୍ଞ : %
This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
ଜ + ୍ + ଞ i.e. p + d + }
2. ତ୍ର : ^
This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
ତ + ୍ + ର i.e. l + d + j

3. କ୍ଷ : &
This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
କ + ୍ + ଷ i.e. k + d + <

4. ଶ୍ର : *
This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
ଶ + ୍ + ର i.e. M + d + j

Author: Subhransu Behera <sbehera@redhat.com>
Key summary: Subhransu Behera <sbehera@redhat.com>

  • or-inscript2.mim (language:or name:inscript2)

    Odia input method for enhanced inscript layout.

Reference URL - http://ildc.in/Inscript-layout.html

Use AltGr (Alt_R key) to type the following characters:

Character    Key
----------------------------
ZWJ            AltGr + 1
ZWNJ           AltGr + 2
₹              AltGr + 4

  • or-itrans.mim (language:or name:itrans)

    Oriya input method by ITRANS transliteration.
For the detail of ITRANS, see the page:
  <http://www.aczoom.com/itrans/>

  • or-phonetic.mim (language:or name:phonetic)

    Oriya input method for phonetic layout.

1. ଜ୍ଞ : ^ 
         This can also be typed as a sequence of following:                 
                ଜ + ୍ + ଞ i.e. j +f + %

2. ତ୍ର :#
          This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                 ତ + ୍  + ର i.e. t + f + r 
 
3. କ୍ଷ : X
          This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                 କ + ୍  + ଷ i.e. k + f + x 
 
4. ଶ୍ର : *
         This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                 ଶ + ୍  + ର i.e. S + f + r


Author: Subhranshu Behera <sbehera@redhat.com>

  • pa-anmollipi.mim (language:pa name:anmollipi)

    Punjabi input method for AnmolLipi (Phonetic).
Author: Parag Nemade <pnemade@redhat.com>

  • pa-inscript.mim (language:pa name:inscript)

    Punjabi input method for inscript layout.

Key summary:

Some complex Characters
z=ੰ
Z=ੱ
|=।
/=ਯ
D=੍  (halant to type Parian character like Ra/Ha)

The  conjuncts called HALANT letters can be used using the following keys:
(i) Consonant + RA 
ie, key 'K' + key 'D' + key 'J'

(ii) Consonant + HA
ie, key 'K' + key 'D' + key 'U'

(iii) Consonant + VA
ie, key 'K' + key 'D' + key 'B'

(iv) Consonant + YA
ie, key 'K' + key 'D' + key '/'

Key summary: AP Singh Brar <apbrar@gmail.com>, Jaswinder Singh <jsingh@redhat.com>

  • pa-inscript2-guru.mim (language:pa name:inscript2-guru)

    Punjabi input method for enhanced inscript layout.

Reference URL - http://ildc.in/Inscript-layout.html

Use AltGr (Alt_R key) to type the following characters:

Character    Key
----------------------------
ZWJ            AltGr + 1
ZWNJ           AltGr + 2
₹              AltGr + 4

Key summary:

Some complex Characters
d=੍  (halant to type Parian character like Ra/Ha)

The  conjuncts called HALANT letters can be used using the following keys:
(i) Consonant + RA 
ie, key 'K' + key 'd' + key 'j' 

(ii) Consonant + HA
ie, key 'K' + key 'd' + key 'u' 

(iii) Consonant + VA
ie, key 'K' + key 'd' + key 'b'   

(iv) Consonant + YA
ie, key 'K' + key 'd' + key '/'

Key summary: AP Singh Brar <apbrar@gmail.com>, Jaswinder Singh <jsingh@redhat.com>

  • pa-itrans.mim (language:pa name:itrans)

    Panjabi input method by ITRANS transliteration.
For the detail of ITRANS, see the page:
  <http://www.aczoom.com/itrans/>

  • pa-jhelum.mim (language:pa name:jhelum)

    Punjabi input method for jhelum layout.

Key Summary:

Some complex Characters
z=ੱ
Z=਼
x=ਂ
X=ੰ
|=।
D=੍  (halant to type Parian character like Ra/Ha)


The conjuncts called HALANT letters can be used using the following keys:

(i) Consonant + RA 
ie, key 'K' + key 'D' + key 'J'

(ii) Consonant + HA
ie, key 'K' + key 'D' + key 'U'

(iii) Consonant + VA
ie, key 'K' + key 'D' + key 'B'

(iv)Consonant + YA
ie, key 'K' + key 'D' + key '/'

Key summary: AP Singh Brar <apbrar@gmail.com>, Jaswinder Singh <jsingh@redhat.com>

  • pa-phonetic.mim (language:pa name:phonetic)

    Punjabi input method for phonetic layout.
Author: Jatin Nansi <jnansi@redhat.com>

  • pa-remington.mim (language:pa name:remington)

    Punjabi input method for remington layout.
Author: sudhakar u <sudhakaru@cdac.in>

  • ps-phonetic.mim (language:ps name:phonetic)

    Pashto input method for phonetic layout.
Author: Michaël Monzo <elbrazotontodelaley@free.fr>

  • rfc1345.mim (language:generic name:rfc1345)

    Generic input method using RFC1345 mnemonics.
Input characters by typing & (ampersand) followed by two or three
keys.  It doesn not include RFC1345 mnemonics for ASCII except for
the following characters:

&SP 0020 SPACE
&Nb 0023 NUMBER SIGN
&DO 0024 DOLLAR SIGN
&&  0026 AMPERSAND
&At 0040 COMMERCIAL AT
&<( 005b LEFT SQUARE BRACKET
&// 005c REVERSE SOLIDUS
&)> 005d RIGHT SQUARE BRACKET
&'> 005e CIRCUMFLEX ACCENT
&'! 0060 GRAVE ACCENT

  • ru-kbd (language:ru name:kbd )

    
 Input method for Russian by simulating the Russian keyboard.
    

    


    
Keyboard Layout

  • ru-phonetic (language:ru name:phonetic )

    
 Input method for Russian simulating the keyboard layout based on
    
Roman transcription by phonetic resemblance.
    

    


    
Keyboard Layout

  • ru-translit.mim (language:ru name:translit)

    Intuitively transliterated keyboard layout.
Most convenient for entering Russian, but all Cyrillic characters
are included.  Should handle most cases.  However:
  for ц (TSE) use "c", never "ts"
  щ (SHCHA = Bulgarian SHT) = "shch", "sj", "/sht" or "/t",
  э (REVERSE ROUNDED E) = "e'" or "e`"
  х (KHA) when after с (S) = "x" or "kh"
  ъ (HARD SIGN) = "~", Ъ (CAPITAL HARD SIGN) = "~~",
  ь (SOFT SIGN) = "'", Ь (CAPITAL SOFT SIGN) = "''",
  я (YA) = "ya", "ja" or "q".

Russian alphabet: a b v=w g d e yo=jo zh z i j=j' k l m n o p r s t
u f h=kh=x c ch sh shch=/s=/sht ~ y ' e' yu=ju ya=ja=q

Also included are Ukrainian є (YE) = "/e" and ї (YI) = "yi",
Belarusian ў (SHORT U) = "u'",
Serbo-Croatian ђ (DJE) = "/d", ћ (CHJE)= "/ch",
Macedonian ѓ (GJE) = "/g", ѕ (DZE) = "/s", ќ (KJE) = "/k",
cyrillic і (I DECIMAL) = "/i", ј (JE) = "/j",
љ (LJE) = "/l", њ (NJE) = "/n" and џ (DZE) ="/z".

  • ru-yawerty (language:ru name:yawerty )

    
 Input method for Russian simulating the keyboard layout based on
    
Roman transcription by phonetic resemblance.
    

    


    
Keyboard Layout
    

      When preceded by a '/', the second and the third rows (number key
    
row) change as follows.

  • sa-brahmi-itrans.mim (language:sa name:brahmi-itrans)

    Sanskrit brahmi input method by ITRANS and Harvard-Kyoto
transliteration systems.

You can use all the standard ITRANS key sequences plus key
sequences such as the below.

nk->𑀗𑁆𑀓𑁆, nkh->𑀗𑁆𑀔𑁆, ng->𑀗𑁆𑀕𑁆, ngh->𑀗𑁆𑀖𑁆
nch->𑀜𑁆𑀘𑁆, nCh->𑀜𑁆𑀙𑁆, nc->𑀜𑁆𑀘𑁆, nC->𑀜𑁆𑀙𑁆, nchh->𑀜𑁆𑀙𑁆,
nj->𑀜𑁆𑀚𑁆, njh->𑀜𑁆𑀛𑁆, nT->𑀡𑁆𑀝𑁆, nTh->𑀡𑁆𑀞𑁆, nD->𑀡𑁆𑀟𑁆, nDh->𑀡𑁆𑀠𑁆
c->𑀘𑁆, C->𑀙𑁆, z->𑀰𑁆, S->𑀱𑁆, jn->𑀚𑁆𑀜𑁆, R->𑀋
_->॒, ''->॑

For motivations and further details, see description of hi-brahmi-itrans.mim.

  • sa-grantha-itrans.mim (language:sa name:grantha-itrans)

    Sanskrit grantha input method by ITRANS and Harvard-Kyoto
transliteration systems.

You can use all the standard ITRANS key sequences plus key
sequences such as the below.

nk->𑌙𑍍𑌕𑍍, nkh->𑌙𑍍𑌖𑍍, ng->𑌙𑍍𑌗𑍍, ngh->𑌙𑍍𑌘𑍍
nch->𑌞𑍍𑌚𑍍, nCh->𑌞𑍍𑌛𑍍, nc->𑌞𑍍𑌚𑍍, nC->𑌞𑍍𑌛𑍍, nchh->𑌞𑍍𑌛𑍍,
nj->𑌞𑍍𑌜𑍍, njh->𑌞𑍍𑌝𑍍, nT->𑌣𑍍𑌟𑍍, nTh->𑌣𑍍𑌠𑍍, nD->𑌣𑍍𑌡𑍍, nDh->𑌣𑍍𑌢𑍍
c->𑌚𑍍, C->𑌛𑍍, z->𑌶𑍍, S->𑌷𑍍, jn->𑌜𑍍𑌞𑍍, R->𑌋
_->॒, ''->᳴

  • sa-harvard-kyoto.mim (language:sa name:harvard-kyoto)

    Sanscrit input method with Harvard-Kyoto convention.
The table is based on 
  <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvard-Kyoto>

  • sa-iast-vedic.mim (language:sa name:IAST-vedic)

    Romanized Sanskrit input method with IAST and ISO 15919 conventions.
The table is based on
  <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Alphabet_of_Sanskrit_Transliteration> and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_15919.

Some widely used Vedic accents in postfix notation are also supported
(See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vedic_accent).

  • sa-iast.mim (language:sa name:IAST)

    Romanized Sanskrit input method with IAST/ISO 15919 convention.
The table is based on
  <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Alphabet_of_Sanskrit_Transliteration>
  and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_15919.

  • sa-inscript.mim (language:sa name:inscript)

    Sanskrit input method for inscript layout.

Reference URL : http://indlinux.org/wiki/index.php/InscriptLayouts#Devanagari

Key Summary:
1. ज्ञ : %
         This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                ज + ्  + ञ i.e. p + d + }
2. त्र : ^
          This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                 त + ्  + र i.e. l + d + j

3. क्ष : &
          This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                 क + ्  + ष i.e. k + d + <

4. श्र : *
         This can also be typed as a sequence of following:
                 श + ्  + र i.e. M + d + j

Key summary: Rajesh Ranjan <rranjan@redhat.com>

  • sa-inscript2.mim (language:sa name:inscript2)

    Sanskrit input method for enhanced inscript layout.

Reference URL - http://ildc.in/Inscript-layout.html

Use AltGr (Alt_R key) to type the following characters:

Character    Key
----------------------------
ZWJ            AltGr + 1
ZWNJ           AltGr + 2
₹              AltGr + 4

  • sa-iso-15919-itrans.mim (language:sa name:iso-15919-itrans)

    Sanskrit ISO-15919 input method roughly mapped from ITRANS and Harvard-Kyoto
transliteration systems. Such a mapping is particularly useful for people who use ITRANS / Harvard-Kyoto based input methods (found for example in sa-itrans.mim) to type sanskrit in other scripts. Not having to memorize multiple input maps for multiple scripts is a plus.

You can use all the standard ITRANS key sequences (other than ch, which has a different meaning in this script) plus key
sequences such as the below.

nk->ṅk, nkh->ṅkh, ng->ṅg, ngh->ṅgh
nc->ñc, nch->ñch, nj->ñj, njh->ñjh, 
nT->ṇṭ, nTh->ṇṭh, nD->ṇḍ, nDh->ṇḍh
S->ṣ, jn->jñ, R->r̥

For Sanskrit, e and o are automatically mapped to ē and ō.  
To type via reconstructed vedic pronunciation (ai=ए, Ai=ऐ, au=ओ, Au=औ) or for dravidian letters, look into using dra-iso-15919-itrans.mim instead. 

Capital letters may be produced or forced by prefixing a ~, reduplicating a letter (T,D,N,R) for disambiguation where necessary. For example: 

Raama or ~Raama -> Rāma, ~RRkaara -> R̥kāra, KRShNa or ~KRShNa -> Kr̥ṣṇa,
~Tyaaga -> Tyāga, ~TTakaara -> Ṭakāra,  ~Dhiira -> Dhīra, ~DDhakaara -> Ḍhakāra,
~LLakaara -> Ḷakāra

The motivation behind additions made to the basic ITRANS scheme
is described in https://sanskrit-coders.github.io/input/optitrans/,
along with a tabulated comparison with several other
transliteration schemes.

Also, see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devanagari_transliteration.

  • sa-itrans.mim (language:sa name:itrans)

    Sanskrit input method by ITRANS and Harvard-Kyoto
transliteration systems.

You can use all the standard ITRANS key sequences plus key
sequences such as the below.

  nk->ङ्क्, nkh->ङ्ख्, ng->ङ्ग्, ngh->ङ्घ्
  nch->ञ्च्, nCh->ञ्छ्, nc->ञ्च्, nC->ञ्छ्, nchh->ञ्छ्,
  nj->ञ्ज्, njh->ञ्झ्, nT->ण्ट्, nTh->ण्ठ्, nD->ण्ड्, nDh->ण्ढ्
  c->च्, C->छ्, z->श्, S->ष्, jn->ज्ञ्, R->ऋ
  _->॒, ''->॑

For motivations and further details, see description of hi-itrans.mim.

  • sa-sharada-itrans.mim (language:sa name:sharada-itrans)

    Sanskrit sharada input method by ITRANS and Harvard-Kyoto
transliteration systems.

You can use all the standard ITRANS key sequences plus key
sequences such as the below.

nk->𑆕𑇀𑆑𑇀, nkh->𑆕𑇀𑆒𑇀, ng->𑆕𑇀𑆓𑇀, ngh->𑆕𑇀𑆔𑇀
nch->𑆚𑇀𑆖𑇀, nCh->𑆚𑇀𑆗𑇀, nc->𑆚𑇀𑆖𑇀, nC->𑆚𑇀𑆗𑇀, nchh->𑆚𑇀𑆗𑇀,
nj->𑆚𑇀𑆘𑇀, njh->𑆚𑇀𑆙𑇀, nT->𑆟𑇀𑆛𑇀, nTh->𑆟𑇀𑆜𑇀, nD->𑆟𑇀𑆝𑇀, nDh->𑆟𑇀𑆞𑇀
c->𑆖𑇀, C->𑆗𑇀, z->𑆯𑇀, S->𑆰𑇀, jn->𑆘𑇀𑆚𑇀, R->𑆉
_->॒, ''->॑

For motivations and further details, see description of ks-sharada-itrans.mim.

  • sa-vedic-itrans.mim (language:sa name:vedic-itrans)

    Sanskrit input method by a modified version of ITRANS and Harvard-Kyoto transliteration systems with added support for reconstructed vedic pronunciation ai=ए, Ai=ऐ, au=ओ, Au=औ.

You can use all the standard ITRANS key sequences plus key
sequences such as the below.

  nk->ङ्क्, nkh->ङ्ख्, ng->ङ्ग्, ngh->ङ्घ्
  nch->ञ्च्, nCh->ञ्छ्, nc->ञ्च्, nC->ञ्छ्, nchh->ञ्छ्,
  nj->ञ्ज्, njh->ञ्झ्, nT->ण्ट्, nTh->ण्ठ्, nD->ण्ड्, nDh->ण्ढ्
  c->च्, C->छ्, z->श्, S->ष्, jn->ज्ञ्, R->ऋ
  _->॒, ''->॑

For motivations and further details, see description of hi-itrans.mim.

  • sat-inscript2-deva.mim (language:sat name:inscript2-deva)

    Santali input method for enhanced inscript layout.

Reference URL - http://ildc.in/Inscript-layout.html

Use AltGr (Alt_R key) to type the following characters:

Character    Key
----------------------------
ZWJ            AltGr + 1
ZWNJ           AltGr + 2
₹              AltGr + 4

  • sat-inscript2-olck.mim (language:sat name:inscript2-olck)

    Santali Ol Chicky input method for enhanced inscript layout.

Reference URL - http://ildc.in/Inscript-layout.html

Use AltGr (Alt_R key) to type the following characters:

Character    Key
----------------------------
₹              AltGr + 4

  • sd-inscript.mim (language:sd name:inscript)

    Sindhi input method for inscript layout.

Reference URL : http://indlinux.org/wiki/index.php/InscriptLayouts#Devanagari

Key Summary:
ॻ : 
    This characters can be typed using [ग + '_'(underscore)] or
    ['i' + '_'] or ['ग'+ ः]
ॼ :
    This characters can be typed using ज + '_'(underscore)] or
    ['p' + '_'] or ['ज'+ ः]
ॾ :
    This characters can be typed using ड + '_'(underscore)] or
    ['[' + '_'] or ['ड'+ ः]
ॿ :                 
    This characters can be typed using ब + '_'(underscore)] or
    ['y' + '_'] or ['ड'+ ः]

Author: Pravin Satpute <psatpute@redhat.com>

  • sd-inscript2-deva.mim (language:sd name:inscript2-deva)

    Sindhi input method for enhanced inscript layout.

Reference URL - http://ildc.in/Inscript-layout.html

Use AltGr (Alt_R key) to type the following characters:

Character    Key
----------------------------
ZWJ            AltGr + 1
ZWNJ           AltGr + 2
₹              AltGr + 4

  • si-phonetic-dynamic.mim (language:si name:phonetic-dynamic)

    Sinhala phonetic dynamic input method:
  <http://www.nongnu.org/sinhala/doc/keymaps/sinhala-keyboard_4.html>

  • si-samanala.mim (language:si name:samanala)

    Sinhala input method using transliteration.
The transleteration system is based on the Samanala version 2
developed by Prasad Dharmasena.
  <http://www.nongnu.org/sinhala/doc/transliteration/sinhala-transliteration_1.html>

  • si-sayura.mim (language:si name:sayura)

    Sinhala input method using the sayura transliteration system.

Also, see: https://www.sayura.net/im/ .

  • si-singlish.mim (language:si name:singlish)

    Singlish Transliteration Scheme, (C) madura.x86. <http://madurax86.co.nr/singlish.mim>
Parts of this file are copyrighted to Harshula Jayasuriya <harshula@gmail.com>
Based on original transliteration scheme for Realtime Singlish, <http://realtimesinglish.tk>

  • si-sumihiri.mim (language:si name:sumihiri)

    Sinhala input method using transliteration.
The transliteration is based on 'sumihiri' scheme developed by
Sarath Camillus Jayewardena.
  <http://www.nongnu.org/sinhala/doc/transliteration/sinhala-transliteration_2.html>

  • si-trans.mim (language:si name:transliteration)

    Sinhala transliteration input method:
  <http://www.nongnu.org/sinhala/doc/transliteration/sinhala-transliteration_5.html>

  • si-wijesekera.mim (language:si name:wijesekera)

    Sinhala input method based on SLS 1134 Rev. 2:2004.
  <http://www.siyabas.lk/docs/sin-kbd-layout5.pdf>
Although this code supports both surrounding text and preedit,
the former is disabled by default to avoid confusion caused by
faulty applications.

  • sk-kbd (language:sk name:kbd )

    
 Input method for Slovak simulating the standard Slovak keyboard.
    

    


    
Keyboard Layout
    

      You can also input more characters by the following key sequences:

  • sr-kbd (language:sr name:kbd )

    
 Input method for Serbian.
    
Simulating Serbian Cyrillic keyboard on American keyboard.
    

    


    
Keyboard Layout

  • ssymbol.mim (language:generic name:ssymbol)

    Input method for symbols with relatively shorter key sequences.
This input methods is suitable for a fallback input method.
If you prefer this input method to "lsymbol" which is registered
as one of fallback input methods by default, customize the variable
"fallback-input-method".

  • sv-post.mim (language:sv name:post)

    Swedish input method with postfix modifiers.

  • syrc-phonetic.mim (language:generic name:syrc-phonetic)

    Syriac input method simulating the Syriac phonetic keyboard.
The keyboard layout was published by Beth Mardutho: The Syriac Institute.
  <http://www.BethMardutho.org>

  • ta-inscript.mim (language:ta name:inscript)

    Tamil input method for inscript layout.

  • ta-inscript2.mim (language:ta name:inscript2)

    Tamil input method for enhanced inscript layout.

Reference URL - http://ildc.in/Inscript-layout.html

Use AltGr (Alt_R key) to type the following characters:

Character    Key
----------------------------
ZWJ            AltGr + 1
ZWNJ           AltGr + 2
₹              AltGr + 4

  • ta-itrans.mim (language:ta name:itrans)

    Tamil input method by ITRANS transliteration.
For the detail of ITRANS, see the page:
  <http://www.aczoom.com/itrans/>

  • ta-lk-renganathan.mim (language:ta name:lk-renganathan)

    Tamil input method with Renganathan layout.
For the detail, see the page: <http://www.locallanguages.lk/>

  • ta-phonetic.mim (language:ta name:phonetic)

    Tamil input method for phonetic layout.
Author: Jatin Nansi <jnansi@redhat.com>

  • ta-remington.mim (language:ta name:remington)

    Tamil Remington Layout
Author: Mohan R <mohan43u@gmail.com>
Derived From: https://github.com/thamizha/ekalappai/blob/master/installer/app/keyboards/Tamil-typewriter.txt.in

  • ta-tamil99.mim (language:ta name:tamil99)

    Tamil input method for tamil99 layout.

Key Summary:

1. The labels on the keys of Tamil99 keyboard layout consist of,
            Twelve vowels -
            அ ஆ இ ஈ உ ஊ எ ஏ ஐ ஒ ஓ ஔ
            PuLLi - ் , consonant-dot located at ascii "f"
            Aytham - ஃ
            Eighteen consonants with inherant vowel "a" -
            க ங ச ஞ ட ண த ந ப ம ய ர ல வ ழ ள ற ன
            Five grantham consonants with inherant vowel "a", SRii and
            KSHA க்‌ஷ non conjunct form with ZWNJ in between.
            SRii = <U+0BB6, U+0BCD, U+0BB0, U+0BC0>
            ஸ ஷ ஜ ஹ க்ஷ ஶ்ரீ
            
2. A consonant symbol followed by the pulli produces a pure consonant. (A consonant symbol is also known as consonant with inherant a)
            e.g. க + ் -> க் 
            
3. A consonant symbol followed by a vowel other than the first vowel அ produces a vowelised consonant.
            e.g. ம + ஆ -> மா
            த + இ -> தி
            க + ஒ -> கோ 
            
4. A consonant symbol followed by the same consonant symbol automatically puts a pulli for the first consonant symbol
            e.g. க + க -> க்க 
            
5. After placing a pulli automatically, this feature of automatic placing of pulli will be 
disabled temporarily for one stroke. That is, when the same consonant symbol is typed three times continuously one after another, then the first consonants symbol alone gets the pulli automatically, and the second consonant symbol does not get a pulli, since when the third consonant symbol is typed the automatic pulli feature is temporarily disabled. This feature will be restored immediately after that.
            e.g. க + க + க -> க்கக
            க + க + க + க -> க்கக்க
            
6. When the first vowel அ is typed after a consonant symbol, it simply confirms that the previous stroke is an akarameria uyrmei. This disables temporarily the combining of any other stroke with the previous stroke. Hence typing any vowel will not join with the previous consonant symbol. Similarly the automatic pulli feature will also be disabled just for the next stroke. This automatic pulli feature gets restored immediately after the next stroke. The Vowel அ works as the delinking symbol.
            e.g. க + அ + இ -> கஇ
            க + அ + க -> கக
            க + அ + க + க -> கக்க 
            
7. The same behaviour is also seen when a soft consonant symbol is followed by the corresponding hard consonant symbol. (ங, க), (ஞ, ச), (ந, த), (ண, ட), (ம, ப), (ன, ற), are the soft and hard consonants pairs
            e.g. ங + க -> ங்க
            ந + த + த -> ந்தத
            ந + த + த +த -> ந்தத்த
            ந + அ +த -> நத
            ந + அ + த + த -> நத்த 
            
8. A vowel after anything other than a consonant symbol will remain an independent vowel
            e.g ஆ + இ -> ஆஇ
            ப + ஆ + இ -> பாஇ
            (இடைவெளி) + உ -> (இடைவெளி)உ
            # + அ -> #அ 

Author: I. Felix <ifelix@redhat.com>

  • ta-typewriter.mim (language:ta name:typewriter)

    Tamil input method for typewriter layout.
Author: I. Felix <ifelix@redhat.com>

  • ta-vutam.mim (language:ta name:vutam)

    Vutam Type_As_You_Write is suitable for 3 basket mechanical type writers.
Meant for those who know to write Tamil.
Had the Unicode encoding scheme followed that of TSCII, Vutam can run even in unintelligent keyboards with atleast three baskets.
The intelligent SCIM supports many baskets; the third basket is selected in it, by pressing any Alt. key & a Normal key together.
Basket one Normal: Short vowels & Consonants.
Basket two Shift: Long vowels & consonants with "u" vowel mark.
Basket three Alt.: Tamil abbreviations, Numerals & consonants with "U" vowel mark. (H & Alt. h may also be used to get u & U vowel mark hooks.)
SCIM's frontend globalsetup trigger may be configured, not to include Alt. grave, since Alt. `  has to produce ` in our layout.
Hence the name: VUTAM.
The vowel marks: "ai", "e" and  "E"  to be typed before the consonants, as in writing Tamil.
Hence the name: Type_As_You_Write.
Key allocation scheme: (1). No logic:  & q  (2). Script similarity: w & f  (3). Convention: z,x & b(big)  & (4). Phonetic similarity: Rest.

Author: V.Ramasami <v.ramasami@gmail.com>, www.geocities.com/vee_ramasami

  • tai-sonla.mim (language:tai name:sonla-kbd)

    Tai Viet input method using the phonetic key sequence with the Tai Son La keyboard layout.
The phonetic key sequence means that you type a syllable in this order:
  C W? V v? F? T?
where
  C is an initial consonant,
  W is a label for labializing C ('ꪫ'),
  V is a vowel (V1:prefix, V2:combining, or V3:postfix),
  v is the second vowel of a digraph vowel
        (in the case that V is 'ꪹ' and v is 'ꪸ', 'ꪷ', or 'ꪱ'),
  F is a final consonant,
  T is a tonemark (spacing or combining).

You can type special symbols by these keys:
  '$' -> 'ꫛ'
  '#' -> 'ꫜ'
  '%' -> 'ꫝ'
  '!' -> '꫞'
  '@' -> '꫟'

  • te-apple.mim (language:te name:apple)

    Apple keyboard layout for Telugu

  • te-inscript.mim (language:te name:inscript)

    Telugu input method for inscript layout.

Key description

శ => స్ + హ్  + అ
ష => S + హ్ + అ
జ్ఞ => జ్ + ఞ్ + అ
ర్త్స => ర్ + త్ + స్ + అ
కృ => క్ + ఱ్ + ఱ్ + ఇ
కై => క్ + అ + ఇ
కౌ => క్ + అ + ఉ
క్ష => క్ + ష్ + అ
స్త్రీ => స్ + త్ + ర్ + ఈ
శ్రీ => శ్ + ర్  + ఈ

These are the characterstics of the Telugu words
1. Telugu word must be end with vowel (Telugu is a vowel ending language)
2. Telugu words don't have the letter య  at the initial position.
3. In telugu we dont use the combination of Sanskrit loan words + native Telugu words. 

Key summary : Sree Thottempudi <sthottem@redhat.com>

  • te-inscript2.mim (language:te name:inscript2)

    Telugu input method for enhanced inscript layout.

Reference URL - http://ildc.in/Inscript-layout.html

Use AltGr (Alt_R key) to type the following characters:

Character    Key
----------------------------
ZWJ            AltGr + 1
ZWNJ           AltGr + 2
₹              AltGr + 4

Key description

శ => స్ + హ్  + అ
ష => S + హ్ + అ
ర్త్స => ర్ + త్ + స్ + అ
కృ => క్ + ఱ్ + ఱ్ + ఇ
కై => క్ + అ + ఇ
కౌ => క్ + అ + ఉ
స్త్రీ => స్ + త్ + ర్ + ఈ
శ్రీ => శ్ + ర్  + ఈ

These are the characterstics of the Telugu words
1. Telugu word must be end with vowel (Telugu is a vowel ending language)
2. Telugu words don't have the letter య  at the initial position.
3. In telugu we dont use the combination of Sanskrit loan words + native Telugu words. 

Key summary : Sree Thottempudi <sthottem@redhat.com>

  • te-itrans.mim (language:te name:itrans)

    Telugu input method by ITRANS transliteration.
For the detail of ITRANS, see the page:
  <http://www.aczoom.com/itrans/>

  • te-pothana.mim (language:te name:pothana)

    pothana Telugu input method Version 2.0 date 24 Nov 2007
Telugu input method by Pothana layout and transliteration 
(key pairs have fixed one to one mapping), originally proposed by
Thirumala Krishna Desikachari along with Pothana font for Windows 
environments. 
For the detail of Pothana layout, see the telugu wikipedia page 
on Pothana font and download the paper available in that page
http://te.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=%E0%B0%AA%E0%B1%8B%E0%B0%A4%E0%B0%A8_%28%E0%B0%AB%E0%B0%BE%E0%B0%82%E0%B0%9F%E0%B1%81%29&oldid=188094.
the key mappings are in the last two pages of the paper.
Alt Key gives third level characters and 
Alt+shift key gives fourth level characters
Tested on Fedora core 6 under KDE with default US keyboard layout
Please give feedback/bugs to arjunaraoc@googlemail.com.
#change from previous version
base characters now give vowel endings than halanth
# 
Thanks for your help

  • te-rts.mim (language:te name:rts)

    Input method for Telugu script with RTS method.
For the detail of RTS, see the page:
  <http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=Bv0A9M.27B@rice.edu>.

This input method is based on the Telugu Rice Transliteration Standard (RTS)
specification[1] and its Rice Inverse Transliterator (RIT) supplement[2].

The original RTS specification was written by Ananda Kishore and Rama Rao
Kanneganti in 1992 and can presently be accessed in the archives[1] of the
'soc.culture.indian.telugu' USENET newsgroup.

The RIT supplement[2] enriches RTS with alternative combinations.  However,
in cases where RIT and RTS define conflicting mappings for the same
combination, such as 'ea', only the RTS mapping is honored.

Finally, this input method deviates from the RTS in the following ways:

* The combination '@n' yields '�' because its corresponding glyph does not
  yet exist in the Telugu unicode chart.

* The combination 'm' yields 'ం' if it appears at the end of a word.  The
  user can type 'm&' to bypass this behavior and force 'm' to yield 'మ్'.

* The sunna prevention operator '&' can be used to force a more literal
  transliteration of consonant compounds such as 'jn' by writing 'j&n'.

[1]: http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=Bv0A9M.27B@rice.edu
[2]: http://www.teluguworld.org/RIT/rit3.0/manual.html

  • te-sarala.mim (language:te name:sarala)

    Enhanced Sarala Telugu Keyboard layout for Professionals
Author: Current developer & maintainer, Satyam Pothamsetti <satyam@teluguvahini.com>
Initial layout designer: Krishna Dhullipalla, http://www.medhajananam.org/sarala/

  • th-kesmanee.mim (language:th name:kesmanee)

    Thai input method simulating the Kesmanee keyboard
with WTT 2.0 input sequence correction.
The correction algorithm follows the one shown in the following 
  <http://linux.thai.net/~thep/th-xim/>

  • th-pattachote.mim (language:th name:pattachote)

    Thai input method simulating the Pattachote keyboard
with WTT 2.0 input sequence correction.
The correction algorithm follows the one shown in the following 
  <http://linux.thai.net/~thep/th-xim/>

  • th-tis820.mim (language:th name:tis820)

    Thai input method simulating the TIS-820.2538 keyboard
with WTT 2.0 input sequence correction.
The correction algorithm follows the one shown in the following 
  <http://linux.thai.net/~thep/th-xim/>

  • ug-kbd.mim (language:ug name:kbd)

    Uyghur input method simulating an Uyghur keyboard layout.
Based on <http://tarim.yulghun.com/docs/src/uyghur.xkb>

  • uk-kbd (language:uk name:kbd )

    
 Input method for Ukrainian by simulating the Ukrainian keyboard.
    

    


    
Keyboard Layout

  • unicode.mim (language:generic name:unicode)

    Input method for Unicode characters using hexadigits.
Type C-u followed by hexadecimal numbers [0-9A-Fa-f]
of a Unicode character code.
To finish and insert the resulting character, type a space.

If you type more than 5 hex digits and finish with space,
the result is empty and nothing at all is inserted.

  • ur-phonetic.mim (language:ur name:phonetic)

    Urdu phonetic keyboard layout for m17n-db
Author: Tahir Abdul Rauf Butt <linux_kernel_worm@yahoo.com>

  • uz-kbd (language:uz name:kbd )

    
 Input method for Uzbek by simulating the Uzbek keyboard.
    

    


    
Keyboard Layout

  • vi-base.mim (extra-name:nil, only for inclusion) 

    Provide bases for Vietnamese input methods.
This is acutually not a standalone input method, but is expected
to be included in the other Vietnamese input method (e.g. vi-telex, vi-vni).

  • vi-han.mim (language:vi name:han)

    Han Viet input method with Viet-phonetic sequence, "telex" formal.
In addition to Chinese characters, fullwidth latin characters and
symbols are available in fullwidth mode (turns on and off by
">>" and "<<" respectively).  This mode can also be turned on
temporarily by typing "Z".

  • vi-nomtelex.mim (language:vi name:nomtelex)

    Chu Nom input method with Viet-phonetic sequence, "telex" formal.
In addition to Chinese characters, fullwidth latin characters and
symbols are available in fullwidth mode (turns on and off by
">>" and "<<" respectively).  This mode can also be turned on
temporarily by typing "Z".

  • vi-nomvni.mim (language:vi name:nomvni)

    Chu Nom input method with Viet-phonetic sequence, "VNI" formal.
In addition to Chinese characters, fullwidth latin characters and
symbols are available in fullwidth mode (turns on and off by
">>" and "<<" respectively).  This mode can also be turned on
temporarily by typing "Z". 
Tone marks type at the end of words.
Circumflex, reverse circumflex and horn mark type just next the vowel.

  • vi-tcvn.mim (language:vi name:tcvn)

    Vietnames input method using the TCVN6064 sequence.
Typing Backslash ('\') toggles the normal mode and English mode.
The following variables are customizable:
  tone-mark-on-last: control tone mark position in equivocal cases
  backspace-is-undo: control the action of Backspace key (delete or undo)

  • vi-telex.mim (language:vi name:telex)

    Vietnames input method using the TELEX key sequence.
Typing Backslash ('\') toggles the normal mode and English mode.
The following variables are customizable:
  tone-mark-on-last: control tone mark position in equivocal cases
  backspace-is-undo: control the action of Backspace key (delete or undo)

  • vi-viqr.mim (language:vi name:viqr)

    Vietnames input method using the VIQR key sequence.
Typing Backslash ('\') toggles the normal mode and English mode.
The following variables are customizable:
  tone-mark-on-last: control tone mark position in equivocal cases
  backspace-is-undo: control the action of Backspace key (delete or undo)

  • vi-vni.mim (language:vi name:vni)

    Vietnames input method using the VNI key sequence.
Typing Backslash ('\') toggles the normal mode and English mode.
The following variables are customizable:
  tone-mark-on-last: control tone mark position in equivocal cases
  backspace-is-undo: control the action of Backspace key (delete or undo)

  • yi-yivo.mim (language:yi name:yivo)

    Yiddish input method using YIVO transliteration.
A short description of the YIVO transliteration scheme can be found here: http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/academic/languages/yiddish/mendele/vol4.170
A description of the YIVO orthography can be found in Mordkhe Schaechter, _Der eynheytlekher Yidisher oysleyg: Takones fun yidishn oysleyg_, New York: Yivo and Yiddish Language Resource Center of the League for Yiddish (6th ed. 1999).

  • zh-bopomofo (language:zh name:bopomofo )

    
 Input method for Bopomofo.
    

    


    
Keyboard Layout

  • zh-cangjie.mim (language:zh name:cangjie)

    Chinese input method with CANGJIE method.
In addition to Chinese characters, fullwidth latin characters and
symbols are available in fullwidth mode (turns on and off by
">>" and "<<" respectively).  This mode can also be turned on
temporarily by typing "Z".

  • zh-pinyin-vi.mim (language:zh name:pinyin-vi)

    Input method for Chinese Pinyin characters.Note that it's not for inputting Han characters.

  • zh-pinyin.mim (language:zh name:pinyin)

    Input method for Chinese Pinyin characters.
Note that it's not for inputting Han characters.

  • zh-py-b5.mim (language:zh name:py-b5)

    Chinese Big5 input method with Pinyin sequence.
In addition to Chinese characters, fullwidth latin characters and
symbols are available in fullwidth mode (turns on and off by
">>" and "<<" respectively).  This mode can also be turned on
temporarily by typing "Z".

  • zh-py-gb.mim (language:zh name:py-gb)

    Chinese GB2312 input method with Pinyin sequence.
In addition to Chinese characters, fullwidth latin characters and
symbols are available in fullwidth mode (turns on and off by
">>" and "<<" respectively).  This mode can also be turned on
temporarily by typing "Z".

  • zh-py.mim (language:zh name:py)

    Chinese input method with Pinyin sequence.
In addition to Chinese characters, fullwidth latin characters and
symbols are available in fullwidth mode (turns on and off by
">>" and "<<" respectively).  This mode can also be turned on
temporarily by typing "Z".

  • zh-quick.mim (language:zh name:quick)

    Chinese input method with QUICK method.
In addition to Chinese characters, fullwidth latin characters and
symbols are available in fullwidth mode (turns on and off by
">>" and "<<" respectively).  This mode can also be turned on
temporarily by typing "Z".

  • zh-tonepy-b5.mim (language:zh name:tonepy-b5)

    Chinese Big5 input method with Pinyin+Tone sequence.
In addition to Chinese characters, fullwidth latin characters and
symbols are available in fullwidth mode (turns on and off by
">>" and "<<" respectively).  This mode can also be turned on
temporarily by typing "Z".

  • zh-tonepy-gb.mim (language:zh name:tonepy-gb)

    Chinese GB2312 input method with Pinyin+Tone sequence.
In addition to Chinese characters, fullwidth latin characters and
symbols are available in fullwidth mode (turns on and off by
">>" and "<<" respectively).  This mode can also be turned on
temporarily by typing "Z".

  • zh-tonepy.mim (language:zh name:tonepy)

    Chinese input method with Pinyin-and-tone sequence.
In addition to Chinese characters, fullwidth latin characters and
symbols are available in fullwidth mode (turns on and off by
">>" and "<<" respectively).  This mode can also be turned on
temporarily by typing "Z".
  • zh-util.mim (extra-name:nil, only for inclusion) 
    Provide utilities for Chinese input methods.
This is acutually not a standalone input method, but is expected
to be included in the other Chinese input method (e.g. zh-py).

  • zh-zhuyin (language:zh name:zhuyin )

    
 Input method for Chinese.
    

    


    
Keyboard Layout

    • Font Layout Table

    See フォントレイアウトテーブル for the format of these files.

    Fontset

    See フォントセット for the format of these files.

    The other data

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