Post by Admin on Jan 26, 2021 10:03:16 GMT -5
Hello everyone,
When I wrote a while back that the Q Keyboard forum was going to be discontinued, it seemed pretty certain I didn't have much more to offer.
Things have changed since then. By leveraging all the work I did for the Q Keyboard and some other prototypes I had worked on, the new ADKATT keyboard took off pretty fast.
What's remaining on it amounts to testing and documenting. The new keyboard's documentation will be MUCH shorter. There will some explanations of how it works, how to install it, and compatibility issues. And then the dead key tables. That's pretty much everything, because the entire keyboard is just as its name says, All Dead Keys All The Time.
If anyone has questions about the Q Keyboard, I will still answer them. But I am hoping to move my keyboard development and support activities to ADKATT, because it is simpler, more compatible, and easier to remember and use more of what it supports.
I hope some of you check in to see how things are going.
Robert
When I wrote a while back that the Q Keyboard forum was going to be discontinued, it seemed pretty certain I didn't have much more to offer.
Things have changed since then. By leveraging all the work I did for the Q Keyboard and some other prototypes I had worked on, the new ADKATT keyboard took off pretty fast.
What's remaining on it amounts to testing and documenting. The new keyboard's documentation will be MUCH shorter. There will some explanations of how it works, how to install it, and compatibility issues. And then the dead key tables. That's pretty much everything, because the entire keyboard is just as its name says, All Dead Keys All The Time.
If anyone has questions about the Q Keyboard, I will still answer them. But I am hoping to move my keyboard development and support activities to ADKATT, because it is simpler, more compatible, and easier to remember and use more of what it supports.
I hope some of you check in to see how things are going.
Robert