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H A D | am.kbd | diff 270229 Wed Aug 20 17:08:51 MDT 2014 se Another rpund of fixes, after checking keymaps for plausibility and with several updates to the converter tools. There is now support for hybrid source keymaps, which e.g. use ISO8859-1 (not -15) but still provide an Euro key (on the "E" key). ISO8859-1 currency symbols on other keys are still converted to that character, not the Euro sign. A similar hack was applied to the Japanese keyboards to add the Yen key, that could not be expressed in SYSCONS. Several modifications have been applied after the conversion (removal of unused accents tables, some reformatting, exchange of a few key symbols). The German keymap (de.kbd) is now using deadkeys only for those keys, that behave that way under Windows. There are now ".acc" and ".noacc" variants, which use deadkeys vs. nodeadkeys for all accent keys. I'm still in the process of comparing keymaps that existed in different encodings in SYSCONS. These are generally translated slightly differently, either because of mistakes, or because of different preferences, or due to limitations of the respective encoding. MFC after: 3 days |
H A D | be.acc.kbd | diff 270229 Wed Aug 20 17:08:51 MDT 2014 se Another rpund of fixes, after checking keymaps for plausibility and with several updates to the converter tools. There is now support for hybrid source keymaps, which e.g. use ISO8859-1 (not -15) but still provide an Euro key (on the "E" key). ISO8859-1 currency symbols on other keys are still converted to that character, not the Euro sign. A similar hack was applied to the Japanese keyboards to add the Yen key, that could not be expressed in SYSCONS. Several modifications have been applied after the conversion (removal of unused accents tables, some reformatting, exchange of a few key symbols). The German keymap (de.kbd) is now using deadkeys only for those keys, that behave that way under Windows. There are now ".acc" and ".noacc" variants, which use deadkeys vs. nodeadkeys for all accent keys. I'm still in the process of comparing keymaps that existed in different encodings in SYSCONS. These are generally translated slightly differently, either because of mistakes, or because of different preferences, or due to limitations of the respective encoding. MFC after: 3 days |
H A D | ca-fr.kbd | diff 270229 Wed Aug 20 17:08:51 MDT 2014 se Another rpund of fixes, after checking keymaps for plausibility and with several updates to the converter tools. There is now support for hybrid source keymaps, which e.g. use ISO8859-1 (not -15) but still provide an Euro key (on the "E" key). ISO8859-1 currency symbols on other keys are still converted to that character, not the Euro sign. A similar hack was applied to the Japanese keyboards to add the Yen key, that could not be expressed in SYSCONS. Several modifications have been applied after the conversion (removal of unused accents tables, some reformatting, exchange of a few key symbols). The German keymap (de.kbd) is now using deadkeys only for those keys, that behave that way under Windows. There are now ".acc" and ".noacc" variants, which use deadkeys vs. nodeadkeys for all accent keys. I'm still in the process of comparing keymaps that existed in different encodings in SYSCONS. These are generally translated slightly differently, either because of mistakes, or because of different preferences, or due to limitations of the respective encoding. MFC after: 3 days |
H A D | centraleuropean.kbd | diff 270229 Wed Aug 20 17:08:51 MDT 2014 se Another rpund of fixes, after checking keymaps for plausibility and with several updates to the converter tools. There is now support for hybrid source keymaps, which e.g. use ISO8859-1 (not -15) but still provide an Euro key (on the "E" key). ISO8859-1 currency symbols on other keys are still converted to that character, not the Euro sign. A similar hack was applied to the Japanese keyboards to add the Yen key, that could not be expressed in SYSCONS. Several modifications have been applied after the conversion (removal of unused accents tables, some reformatting, exchange of a few key symbols). The German keymap (de.kbd) is now using deadkeys only for those keys, that behave that way under Windows. There are now ".acc" and ".noacc" variants, which use deadkeys vs. nodeadkeys for all accent keys. I'm still in the process of comparing keymaps that existed in different encodings in SYSCONS. These are generally translated slightly differently, either because of mistakes, or because of different preferences, or due to limitations of the respective encoding. MFC after: 3 days |
H A D | centraleuropean.qwerty.kbd | diff 270229 Wed Aug 20 17:08:51 MDT 2014 se Another rpund of fixes, after checking keymaps for plausibility and with several updates to the converter tools. There is now support for hybrid source keymaps, which e.g. use ISO8859-1 (not -15) but still provide an Euro key (on the "E" key). ISO8859-1 currency symbols on other keys are still converted to that character, not the Euro sign. A similar hack was applied to the Japanese keyboards to add the Yen key, that could not be expressed in SYSCONS. Several modifications have been applied after the conversion (removal of unused accents tables, some reformatting, exchange of a few key symbols). The German keymap (de.kbd) is now using deadkeys only for those keys, that behave that way under Windows. There are now ".acc" and ".noacc" variants, which use deadkeys vs. nodeadkeys for all accent keys. I'm still in the process of comparing keymaps that existed in different encodings in SYSCONS. These are generally translated slightly differently, either because of mistakes, or because of different preferences, or due to limitations of the respective encoding. MFC after: 3 days |
H A D | ch-fr.acc.kbd | diff 270229 Wed Aug 20 17:08:51 MDT 2014 se Another rpund of fixes, after checking keymaps for plausibility and with several updates to the converter tools. There is now support for hybrid source keymaps, which e.g. use ISO8859-1 (not -15) but still provide an Euro key (on the "E" key). ISO8859-1 currency symbols on other keys are still converted to that character, not the Euro sign. A similar hack was applied to the Japanese keyboards to add the Yen key, that could not be expressed in SYSCONS. Several modifications have been applied after the conversion (removal of unused accents tables, some reformatting, exchange of a few key symbols). The German keymap (de.kbd) is now using deadkeys only for those keys, that behave that way under Windows. There are now ".acc" and ".noacc" variants, which use deadkeys vs. nodeadkeys for all accent keys. I'm still in the process of comparing keymaps that existed in different encodings in SYSCONS. These are generally translated slightly differently, either because of mistakes, or because of different preferences, or due to limitations of the respective encoding. MFC after: 3 days |
H A D | de.acc.kbd | diff 270229 Wed Aug 20 17:08:51 MDT 2014 se Another rpund of fixes, after checking keymaps for plausibility and with several updates to the converter tools. There is now support for hybrid source keymaps, which e.g. use ISO8859-1 (not -15) but still provide an Euro key (on the "E" key). ISO8859-1 currency symbols on other keys are still converted to that character, not the Euro sign. A similar hack was applied to the Japanese keyboards to add the Yen key, that could not be expressed in SYSCONS. Several modifications have been applied after the conversion (removal of unused accents tables, some reformatting, exchange of a few key symbols). The German keymap (de.kbd) is now using deadkeys only for those keys, that behave that way under Windows. There are now ".acc" and ".noacc" variants, which use deadkeys vs. nodeadkeys for all accent keys. I'm still in the process of comparing keymaps that existed in different encodings in SYSCONS. These are generally translated slightly differently, either because of mistakes, or because of different preferences, or due to limitations of the respective encoding. MFC after: 3 days |
H A D | de.kbd | diff 270229 Wed Aug 20 17:08:51 MDT 2014 se Another rpund of fixes, after checking keymaps for plausibility and with several updates to the converter tools. There is now support for hybrid source keymaps, which e.g. use ISO8859-1 (not -15) but still provide an Euro key (on the "E" key). ISO8859-1 currency symbols on other keys are still converted to that character, not the Euro sign. A similar hack was applied to the Japanese keyboards to add the Yen key, that could not be expressed in SYSCONS. Several modifications have been applied after the conversion (removal of unused accents tables, some reformatting, exchange of a few key symbols). The German keymap (de.kbd) is now using deadkeys only for those keys, that behave that way under Windows. There are now ".acc" and ".noacc" variants, which use deadkeys vs. nodeadkeys for all accent keys. I'm still in the process of comparing keymaps that existed in different encodings in SYSCONS. These are generally translated slightly differently, either because of mistakes, or because of different preferences, or due to limitations of the respective encoding. MFC after: 3 days |
H A D | dk.acc.kbd | diff 270229 Wed Aug 20 17:08:51 MDT 2014 se Another rpund of fixes, after checking keymaps for plausibility and with several updates to the converter tools. There is now support for hybrid source keymaps, which e.g. use ISO8859-1 (not -15) but still provide an Euro key (on the "E" key). ISO8859-1 currency symbols on other keys are still converted to that character, not the Euro sign. A similar hack was applied to the Japanese keyboards to add the Yen key, that could not be expressed in SYSCONS. Several modifications have been applied after the conversion (removal of unused accents tables, some reformatting, exchange of a few key symbols). The German keymap (de.kbd) is now using deadkeys only for those keys, that behave that way under Windows. There are now ".acc" and ".noacc" variants, which use deadkeys vs. nodeadkeys for all accent keys. I'm still in the process of comparing keymaps that existed in different encodings in SYSCONS. These are generally translated slightly differently, either because of mistakes, or because of different preferences, or due to limitations of the respective encoding. MFC after: 3 days |
H A D | dk.macbook.kbd | diff 270229 Wed Aug 20 17:08:51 MDT 2014 se Another rpund of fixes, after checking keymaps for plausibility and with several updates to the converter tools. There is now support for hybrid source keymaps, which e.g. use ISO8859-1 (not -15) but still provide an Euro key (on the "E" key). ISO8859-1 currency symbols on other keys are still converted to that character, not the Euro sign. A similar hack was applied to the Japanese keyboards to add the Yen key, that could not be expressed in SYSCONS. Several modifications have been applied after the conversion (removal of unused accents tables, some reformatting, exchange of a few key symbols). The German keymap (de.kbd) is now using deadkeys only for those keys, that behave that way under Windows. There are now ".acc" and ".noacc" variants, which use deadkeys vs. nodeadkeys for all accent keys. I'm still in the process of comparing keymaps that existed in different encodings in SYSCONS. These are generally translated slightly differently, either because of mistakes, or because of different preferences, or due to limitations of the respective encoding. MFC after: 3 days |
H A D | es.dvorak.kbd | diff 270229 Wed Aug 20 17:08:51 MDT 2014 se Another rpund of fixes, after checking keymaps for plausibility and with several updates to the converter tools. There is now support for hybrid source keymaps, which e.g. use ISO8859-1 (not -15) but still provide an Euro key (on the "E" key). ISO8859-1 currency symbols on other keys are still converted to that character, not the Euro sign. A similar hack was applied to the Japanese keyboards to add the Yen key, that could not be expressed in SYSCONS. Several modifications have been applied after the conversion (removal of unused accents tables, some reformatting, exchange of a few key symbols). The German keymap (de.kbd) is now using deadkeys only for those keys, that behave that way under Windows. There are now ".acc" and ".noacc" variants, which use deadkeys vs. nodeadkeys for all accent keys. I'm still in the process of comparing keymaps that existed in different encodings in SYSCONS. These are generally translated slightly differently, either because of mistakes, or because of different preferences, or due to limitations of the respective encoding. MFC after: 3 days |
H A D | fr.dvorak.acc.kbd | diff 270229 Wed Aug 20 17:08:51 MDT 2014 se Another rpund of fixes, after checking keymaps for plausibility and with several updates to the converter tools. There is now support for hybrid source keymaps, which e.g. use ISO8859-1 (not -15) but still provide an Euro key (on the "E" key). ISO8859-1 currency symbols on other keys are still converted to that character, not the Euro sign. A similar hack was applied to the Japanese keyboards to add the Yen key, that could not be expressed in SYSCONS. Several modifications have been applied after the conversion (removal of unused accents tables, some reformatting, exchange of a few key symbols). The German keymap (de.kbd) is now using deadkeys only for those keys, that behave that way under Windows. There are now ".acc" and ".noacc" variants, which use deadkeys vs. nodeadkeys for all accent keys. I'm still in the process of comparing keymaps that existed in different encodings in SYSCONS. These are generally translated slightly differently, either because of mistakes, or because of different preferences, or due to limitations of the respective encoding. MFC after: 3 days |
H A D | fr.dvorak.kbd | diff 270229 Wed Aug 20 17:08:51 MDT 2014 se Another rpund of fixes, after checking keymaps for plausibility and with several updates to the converter tools. There is now support for hybrid source keymaps, which e.g. use ISO8859-1 (not -15) but still provide an Euro key (on the "E" key). ISO8859-1 currency symbols on other keys are still converted to that character, not the Euro sign. A similar hack was applied to the Japanese keyboards to add the Yen key, that could not be expressed in SYSCONS. Several modifications have been applied after the conversion (removal of unused accents tables, some reformatting, exchange of a few key symbols). The German keymap (de.kbd) is now using deadkeys only for those keys, that behave that way under Windows. There are now ".acc" and ".noacc" variants, which use deadkeys vs. nodeadkeys for all accent keys. I'm still in the process of comparing keymaps that existed in different encodings in SYSCONS. These are generally translated slightly differently, either because of mistakes, or because of different preferences, or due to limitations of the respective encoding. MFC after: 3 days |
H A D | fr.macbook.kbd | diff 270229 Wed Aug 20 17:08:51 MDT 2014 se Another rpund of fixes, after checking keymaps for plausibility and with several updates to the converter tools. There is now support for hybrid source keymaps, which e.g. use ISO8859-1 (not -15) but still provide an Euro key (on the "E" key). ISO8859-1 currency symbols on other keys are still converted to that character, not the Euro sign. A similar hack was applied to the Japanese keyboards to add the Yen key, that could not be expressed in SYSCONS. Several modifications have been applied after the conversion (removal of unused accents tables, some reformatting, exchange of a few key symbols). The German keymap (de.kbd) is now using deadkeys only for those keys, that behave that way under Windows. There are now ".acc" and ".noacc" variants, which use deadkeys vs. nodeadkeys for all accent keys. I'm still in the process of comparing keymaps that existed in different encodings in SYSCONS. These are generally translated slightly differently, either because of mistakes, or because of different preferences, or due to limitations of the respective encoding. MFC after: 3 days |
H A D | jp.pc98.iso.kbd | diff 270229 Wed Aug 20 17:08:51 MDT 2014 se Another rpund of fixes, after checking keymaps for plausibility and with several updates to the converter tools. There is now support for hybrid source keymaps, which e.g. use ISO8859-1 (not -15) but still provide an Euro key (on the "E" key). ISO8859-1 currency symbols on other keys are still converted to that character, not the Euro sign. A similar hack was applied to the Japanese keyboards to add the Yen key, that could not be expressed in SYSCONS. Several modifications have been applied after the conversion (removal of unused accents tables, some reformatting, exchange of a few key symbols). The German keymap (de.kbd) is now using deadkeys only for those keys, that behave that way under Windows. There are now ".acc" and ".noacc" variants, which use deadkeys vs. nodeadkeys for all accent keys. I'm still in the process of comparing keymaps that existed in different encodings in SYSCONS. These are generally translated slightly differently, either because of mistakes, or because of different preferences, or due to limitations of the respective encoding. MFC after: 3 days |
H A D | jp.pc98.kbd | diff 270229 Wed Aug 20 17:08:51 MDT 2014 se Another rpund of fixes, after checking keymaps for plausibility and with several updates to the converter tools. There is now support for hybrid source keymaps, which e.g. use ISO8859-1 (not -15) but still provide an Euro key (on the "E" key). ISO8859-1 currency symbols on other keys are still converted to that character, not the Euro sign. A similar hack was applied to the Japanese keyboards to add the Yen key, that could not be expressed in SYSCONS. Several modifications have been applied after the conversion (removal of unused accents tables, some reformatting, exchange of a few key symbols). The German keymap (de.kbd) is now using deadkeys only for those keys, that behave that way under Windows. There are now ".acc" and ".noacc" variants, which use deadkeys vs. nodeadkeys for all accent keys. I'm still in the process of comparing keymaps that existed in different encodings in SYSCONS. These are generally translated slightly differently, either because of mistakes, or because of different preferences, or due to limitations of the respective encoding. MFC after: 3 days |
H A D | no.dvorak.kbd | diff 270229 Wed Aug 20 17:08:51 MDT 2014 se Another rpund of fixes, after checking keymaps for plausibility and with several updates to the converter tools. There is now support for hybrid source keymaps, which e.g. use ISO8859-1 (not -15) but still provide an Euro key (on the "E" key). ISO8859-1 currency symbols on other keys are still converted to that character, not the Euro sign. A similar hack was applied to the Japanese keyboards to add the Yen key, that could not be expressed in SYSCONS. Several modifications have been applied after the conversion (removal of unused accents tables, some reformatting, exchange of a few key symbols). The German keymap (de.kbd) is now using deadkeys only for those keys, that behave that way under Windows. There are now ".acc" and ".noacc" variants, which use deadkeys vs. nodeadkeys for all accent keys. I'm still in the process of comparing keymaps that existed in different encodings in SYSCONS. These are generally translated slightly differently, either because of mistakes, or because of different preferences, or due to limitations of the respective encoding. MFC after: 3 days |
H A D | nordic.asus-eee.kbd | diff 270229 Wed Aug 20 17:08:51 MDT 2014 se Another rpund of fixes, after checking keymaps for plausibility and with several updates to the converter tools. There is now support for hybrid source keymaps, which e.g. use ISO8859-1 (not -15) but still provide an Euro key (on the "E" key). ISO8859-1 currency symbols on other keys are still converted to that character, not the Euro sign. A similar hack was applied to the Japanese keyboards to add the Yen key, that could not be expressed in SYSCONS. Several modifications have been applied after the conversion (removal of unused accents tables, some reformatting, exchange of a few key symbols). The German keymap (de.kbd) is now using deadkeys only for those keys, that behave that way under Windows. There are now ".acc" and ".noacc" variants, which use deadkeys vs. nodeadkeys for all accent keys. I'm still in the process of comparing keymaps that existed in different encodings in SYSCONS. These are generally translated slightly differently, either because of mistakes, or because of different preferences, or due to limitations of the respective encoding. MFC after: 3 days |
H A D | us.acc.kbd | diff 270229 Wed Aug 20 17:08:51 MDT 2014 se Another rpund of fixes, after checking keymaps for plausibility and with several updates to the converter tools. There is now support for hybrid source keymaps, which e.g. use ISO8859-1 (not -15) but still provide an Euro key (on the "E" key). ISO8859-1 currency symbols on other keys are still converted to that character, not the Euro sign. A similar hack was applied to the Japanese keyboards to add the Yen key, that could not be expressed in SYSCONS. Several modifications have been applied after the conversion (removal of unused accents tables, some reformatting, exchange of a few key symbols). The German keymap (de.kbd) is now using deadkeys only for those keys, that behave that way under Windows. There are now ".acc" and ".noacc" variants, which use deadkeys vs. nodeadkeys for all accent keys. I'm still in the process of comparing keymaps that existed in different encodings in SYSCONS. These are generally translated slightly differently, either because of mistakes, or because of different preferences, or due to limitations of the respective encoding. MFC after: 3 days |
H A D | INDEX.keymaps | diff 270229 Wed Aug 20 17:08:51 MDT 2014 se Another rpund of fixes, after checking keymaps for plausibility and with several updates to the converter tools. There is now support for hybrid source keymaps, which e.g. use ISO8859-1 (not -15) but still provide an Euro key (on the "E" key). ISO8859-1 currency symbols on other keys are still converted to that character, not the Euro sign. A similar hack was applied to the Japanese keyboards to add the Yen key, that could not be expressed in SYSCONS. Several modifications have been applied after the conversion (removal of unused accents tables, some reformatting, exchange of a few key symbols). The German keymap (de.kbd) is now using deadkeys only for those keys, that behave that way under Windows. There are now ".acc" and ".noacc" variants, which use deadkeys vs. nodeadkeys for all accent keys. I'm still in the process of comparing keymaps that existed in different encodings in SYSCONS. These are generally translated slightly differently, either because of mistakes, or because of different preferences, or due to limitations of the respective encoding. MFC after: 3 days |
H A D | Makefile | diff 270229 Wed Aug 20 17:08:51 MDT 2014 se Another rpund of fixes, after checking keymaps for plausibility and with several updates to the converter tools. There is now support for hybrid source keymaps, which e.g. use ISO8859-1 (not -15) but still provide an Euro key (on the "E" key). ISO8859-1 currency symbols on other keys are still converted to that character, not the Euro sign. A similar hack was applied to the Japanese keyboards to add the Yen key, that could not be expressed in SYSCONS. Several modifications have been applied after the conversion (removal of unused accents tables, some reformatting, exchange of a few key symbols). The German keymap (de.kbd) is now using deadkeys only for those keys, that behave that way under Windows. There are now ".acc" and ".noacc" variants, which use deadkeys vs. nodeadkeys for all accent keys. I'm still in the process of comparing keymaps that existed in different encodings in SYSCONS. These are generally translated slightly differently, either because of mistakes, or because of different preferences, or due to limitations of the respective encoding. MFC after: 3 days |
H A D | ch-fr.kbd | diff 270229 Wed Aug 20 17:08:51 MDT 2014 se Another rpund of fixes, after checking keymaps for plausibility and with several updates to the converter tools. There is now support for hybrid source keymaps, which e.g. use ISO8859-1 (not -15) but still provide an Euro key (on the "E" key). ISO8859-1 currency symbols on other keys are still converted to that character, not the Euro sign. A similar hack was applied to the Japanese keyboards to add the Yen key, that could not be expressed in SYSCONS. Several modifications have been applied after the conversion (removal of unused accents tables, some reformatting, exchange of a few key symbols). The German keymap (de.kbd) is now using deadkeys only for those keys, that behave that way under Windows. There are now ".acc" and ".noacc" variants, which use deadkeys vs. nodeadkeys for all accent keys. I'm still in the process of comparing keymaps that existed in different encodings in SYSCONS. These are generally translated slightly differently, either because of mistakes, or because of different preferences, or due to limitations of the respective encoding. MFC after: 3 days |
H A D | fi.kbd | diff 270229 Wed Aug 20 17:08:51 MDT 2014 se Another rpund of fixes, after checking keymaps for plausibility and with several updates to the converter tools. There is now support for hybrid source keymaps, which e.g. use ISO8859-1 (not -15) but still provide an Euro key (on the "E" key). ISO8859-1 currency symbols on other keys are still converted to that character, not the Euro sign. A similar hack was applied to the Japanese keyboards to add the Yen key, that could not be expressed in SYSCONS. Several modifications have been applied after the conversion (removal of unused accents tables, some reformatting, exchange of a few key symbols). The German keymap (de.kbd) is now using deadkeys only for those keys, that behave that way under Windows. There are now ".acc" and ".noacc" variants, which use deadkeys vs. nodeadkeys for all accent keys. I'm still in the process of comparing keymaps that existed in different encodings in SYSCONS. These are generally translated slightly differently, either because of mistakes, or because of different preferences, or due to limitations of the respective encoding. MFC after: 3 days |
H A D | fr.acc.kbd | diff 270229 Wed Aug 20 17:08:51 MDT 2014 se Another rpund of fixes, after checking keymaps for plausibility and with several updates to the converter tools. There is now support for hybrid source keymaps, which e.g. use ISO8859-1 (not -15) but still provide an Euro key (on the "E" key). ISO8859-1 currency symbols on other keys are still converted to that character, not the Euro sign. A similar hack was applied to the Japanese keyboards to add the Yen key, that could not be expressed in SYSCONS. Several modifications have been applied after the conversion (removal of unused accents tables, some reformatting, exchange of a few key symbols). The German keymap (de.kbd) is now using deadkeys only for those keys, that behave that way under Windows. There are now ".acc" and ".noacc" variants, which use deadkeys vs. nodeadkeys for all accent keys. I'm still in the process of comparing keymaps that existed in different encodings in SYSCONS. These are generally translated slightly differently, either because of mistakes, or because of different preferences, or due to limitations of the respective encoding. MFC after: 3 days |
H A D | is.kbd | diff 270229 Wed Aug 20 17:08:51 MDT 2014 se Another rpund of fixes, after checking keymaps for plausibility and with several updates to the converter tools. There is now support for hybrid source keymaps, which e.g. use ISO8859-1 (not -15) but still provide an Euro key (on the "E" key). ISO8859-1 currency symbols on other keys are still converted to that character, not the Euro sign. A similar hack was applied to the Japanese keyboards to add the Yen key, that could not be expressed in SYSCONS. Several modifications have been applied after the conversion (removal of unused accents tables, some reformatting, exchange of a few key symbols). The German keymap (de.kbd) is now using deadkeys only for those keys, that behave that way under Windows. There are now ".acc" and ".noacc" variants, which use deadkeys vs. nodeadkeys for all accent keys. I'm still in the process of comparing keymaps that existed in different encodings in SYSCONS. These are generally translated slightly differently, either because of mistakes, or because of different preferences, or due to limitations of the respective encoding. MFC after: 3 days |
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