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Yes, one could for example start by forking the ibus-hangul engine and adapt it for english. Am I right that this is a similar aproach as the dutch velotype sys
by fsiefken 12y ago
Yes, one could for example start by forking the ibus-hangul engine and adapt it for english. Am I right that this is a similar aproach as the dutch velotype system has?
http://velotype.com/en/?Functioning_of_the_keyboard http://velotype.com/en/?Functioning_of_the_keyboard
http://deskthority.net/workshop-f7/split-stenograph-with-numpad-t8432.html http://deskthority.net/workshop-f7/split-stenograph-with-num...
- trishume 12y agoAs the author of the forum posts you linked to: yes Velotype also works on a start-vowels-end system, just with letters instead of sounds.
- fsiefken 12y agogreat! i read your keys per stroke statistics overview. does this mean the velotype is a superior system compared to plover as it appears to be just as fast, easier to learn and without dictionary dependency?