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I just recently got my first iOS system, an iPad. I was planning to write in cafes with it and a bluetooth keyboard. Too bad I'm a customisation freak, and in t
by GolDDranks 9y ago
I just recently got my first iOS system, an iPad. I was planning to write in cafes with it and a bluetooth keyboard. Too bad I'm a customisation freak, and in the end, I didn't find a suitable setup.
The problem is that I use three languages daily: Finnish, English and Japanese. Besides that, I use The Dvorak keyboard layout. There is no commonly used Dvorak layout for Finnish and Japanese, but it's jarring to have to change the key arrangement when changing language, so on my Mac, I customized myself a layout that contains the English alphabet, the Finnish extra characters ä and ö, and type also Japanese with that.
On iPad, I couldn't find a keyboard that allowed that. The 3rd party keyboards are a step into a right direction, and I think that the JB community has played their part at that.
Needless to say, I'm not willing to switch away from Dvorak after 10 years of muscle memory and a generally more pleasant typing experience.
I'm still hopeful for the future of my currently read-only device.