Radek Polak pson...@seznam.cz writes:
Any other ideas for nice and usable keyboards?
I'm wondering about dasher, controlled by slight tilt movements, which
would be detected by the accelerometer and/or gyroscope.
Dasher already runs on the GTA04 with finger/stylus control, but there
are two
I also like the quickwriting idea lot.
looking at their side there is also a layout where you have two of the primary
selection boxes side by side. that would fit nicely when you hold the freerunner
in landscape mode and would make an input with the thumbs possible. One could
even add a row for
Hi,
while we are talking about hw keyboard, it would be also nice to discuss
software keyboard. My impression is that nobody really tried to make a perfect
keyboard.
So here is my idea:
the has standard qwery layout. The keys are twice as high as wide. Two keys
are always grouped in one
Hello,
* On Mar 15, 2012 8:42 PM, Radek Polak pson...@seznam.cz wrote:
while we are talking about hw keyboard, it would be also nice to discuss
software keyboard.
[...]
Any other ideas for nice and usable keyboards?
I very much like the qwo keyboard:
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Qwo
It
kris Occhipinti wrote:
Does anyone have any feedback on my keyboard?
Good things, Bad Things?
So far I haven't seen another keyboard that is as easy to use with
your fingers,
But I haven't really gotten any feedback from others who have used it.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File
Hi
Could you please tell us how to install it on Hackable ? And how to use it
as the default keyboard pressing Aux ? In your first mail, you described a
opkg installation.
Thanks
Kimaidou
2009/2/2 kris Occhipinti metalx2...@gmail.com
Does anyone have any feedback on my keyboard?
Good things,
Does anyone have any feedback on my keyboard?
Good things, Bad Things?
So far I haven't seen another keyboard that is as easy to use with your
fingers,
But I haven't really gotten any feedback from others who have used it.
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Not sure what Illume is.
But by you're question I'm assuming it starts the keyboard when you click on
a text field.
I'll have to look into it.
In the Hackable1 OS the keyboard is started by an AUX button Press.
And, I like this. I hate when the Keyboard pops up when I don't want it
too.
But if
A while back I made a finger friendly keyboard for the Freerunner,
I tried to make it as finger friendly as possible and use as much screen
space for buttons.
but since I was using xte to send the keys to applications it didn't work
under the
Openmoko OS (I was using Debian and Hackable1)
But, I
Does Illume recognize it? Judging by the way to start it, I would guess
not... :\
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The Digital Pioneer
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Hello,
I've created a new on screen keyboard for the Freerunner.
I designed it for Hackable1.
I tried to make it as finger friendly as possible and use as much screen
space for buttons.
I've only been working on it for one day but it's pretty usable.
Like Hackable1, it's still a little ruff
Interesting!
can you provide a screenshot? thanks!
d
On Wed, Dec 24, 2008 at 8:44 PM, kris Occhipinti metalx2...@gmail.comwrote:
Hello,
I've created a new on screen keyboard for the Freerunner.
I designed it for Hackable1.
I tried to make it as finger friendly as possible and use as much
Here is a link to the script
http://www.filmsbykris.com/freerunner-debian/ko-keypad/ko-keypad
you need to have xautomation installed (apt-get install xautomation)
If can install xautomation on om2008 then this keyboard shouldl work on
it aswell
Hi
I've tried to start it on a FR running
On Wed, Dec 24, 2008 at 3:40 PM, Nikita V. Youshchenko yo...@debian.orgwrote:
Here is a link to the script
http://www.filmsbykris.com/freerunner-debian/ko-keypad/ko-keypad
you need to have xautomation installed (apt-get install xautomation)
If can install xautomation on om2008 then this
Once upon a time it was possible on a Neo1973 to use a terminal
which made Linux functionality available. For that you need not only
the occasional slash or special text character, but Esc, Alt, and a
set of Ctrl characters. I am still hoping for an old-fashioned
qwerty keyboard for that
Hello,
i installed the matchbox keyboard, like the wiki here
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Switching_Keyboards
the keyboard works quit well in the terminal or in the webbrowser. But i
need the keyboard Icon on the top of the display, like the gps, battery
or gsm icon.
So i can start and stop
On Saturday 05 July 2008, Al Johnson wrote:
so, is there a fullblown keyboard (hopefully with up/down and tab, so one
can sroll in hitory and use completion)?
opkg list | grep keyboard
gives only matchbox-strokes which looks nice but is not really functional
I found the same as you last
It works. Where I used to get the multitap-pad I now get the matchbox
keyboard. It's not as high so you get to see more of the app, but the
keys
are smaller so harder to hit without a stylus. It seems to offer a full
keyboard, including Esc, Tab, Ctrl, Alt and cursor keys.
could you offer
On Sunday 06 July 2008, arne anka wrote:
It works. Where I used to get the multitap-pad I now get the matchbox
keyboard. It's not as high so you get to see more of the app, but the
keys
are smaller so harder to hit without a stylus. It seems to offer a full
keyboard, including Esc, Tab,
did it too and built openmoko-keyboard.
installation went flawlessly, the only trap was the need to reboot.
i put the three ipk and a short instruction at
http://www.ginguppin.de/node/15
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On Sunday 06 July 2008, arne anka wrote:
did it too and built openmoko-keyboard.
installation went flawlessly, the only trap was the need to reboot.
i put the three ipk and a short instruction at
http://www.ginguppin.de/node/15
Nice job. Looks like I was wrong about the dependencies :-)
hi,
somebody asked thsi already a while ago (but got no answer):
is there a package available providing a better keyboard than that
included w/ the freerunner, resembling a multi tap phone keyboard?
honestly, i can't figure out a rationale for spending effort on
implementing such a limited
On Saturday 05 July 2008, arne anka wrote:
hi,
somebody asked thsi already a while ago (but got no answer):
is there a package available providing a better keyboard than that
included w/ the freerunner, resembling a multi tap phone keyboard?
honestly, i can't figure out a rationale for
Afaik raster was working on a magic keyboard that had all sorts of
cool features.
On 7/5/08, Al Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Saturday 05 July 2008, arne anka wrote:
hi,
somebody asked thsi already a while ago (but got no answer):
is there a package available providing a better keyboard
On Saturday 05 July 2008, Federico Lorenzi wrote:
Afaik raster was working on a magic keyboard that had all sorts of
cool features.
I think that's the one in the qtopia-x11 image. I was wondering whether it
would work in the gtk image, but haven't tried yet.
Is xvkbd an option? I did not check the dependencies yet.
Michael
On Saturday 05 July 2008, Federico Lorenzi wrote:
Afaik raster was working on a magic keyboard that had all sorts of
cool features.
I think that's the one in the qtopia-x11 image. I was wondering whether it
would
Afaik raster was working on a magic keyboard that had all sorts of
cool features.
hope he releases it soon!
;
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Once upon a time it was possible on a Neo1973 to use a terminal
which made Linux functionality available. For that you need not only
the occasional slash or special text character, but Esc, Alt, and a
set of Ctrl characters. I am still hoping for an old-fashioned
qwerty keyboard for that reason.
which
enables writing one word per stroke with on screen keyboard
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBOyGp25sSg
What do you think. Could this be useful on OpenMoko?
I think its really inovative usage of on screen keyboard. I could try
to implement it on desktop machine and than when I get
2008 22:42:41 +0200
christooss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One of selected projects in google android is Writing pad which
enables writing one word per stroke with on screen keyboard
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBOyGp25sSg
What do you think. Could this be useful on OpenMoko?
I think its
George Brooke wrote:
On Thu, 29 May 2008 22:42:41 +0200
christooss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One of selected projects in google android is Writing pad which
enables writing one word per stroke with on screen keyboard
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBOyGp25sSg
What do you think. Could
You could save quite a bit of room there by getting rid of a SHIFT and the
CAPS keys. you might consider something like a double-tap on shift locks
it, and a single tap only affects the next character.
--Steve
On Fri, May 30, 2008 at 12:30 PM, christooss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
christooss wrote:
Ortwin Regel wrote:
Yeah, somewhat, but I think our screen might be a little small for it.
I guess it needs to be prototyped.
Ortwin
http://sudharsh.files.wordpress.com/2007/11/screenshot-1.png
Here is a screenshot of one of onscreen keyboard. And I don't think its
so
christooss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One of selected projects in google android is Writing pad which
enables writing one word per stroke with on screen keyboard
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBOyGp25sSg
What do you think. Could this be useful on OpenMoko?
I think its really inovative usage
Ortwin Regel wrote:
On the actual screen that keyboard is very small. Even if you use a
stylus, you need to keep a steady hand. I don't think sliding over
fields that small would be comfortable or fast. It would be unusable
on a bus/train.
Ortwin
I made first mockup of onscreen keyboard
. And than actual porting.
On 5/29/08, George Brooke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 29 May 2008 22:42:41 +0200
christooss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One of selected projects in google android is Writing pad which
enables writing one word per stroke with on screen keyboard
http
One of selected projects in google android is Writing pad which enables
writing one word per stroke with on screen keyboard
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBOyGp25sSg
What do you think. Could this be useful on OpenMoko?
I think its really inovative usage of on screen keyboard. I could try
On Thu, 29 May 2008 22:42:41 +0200
christooss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One of selected projects in google android is Writing pad which
enables writing one word per stroke with on screen keyboard
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBOyGp25sSg
What do you think. Could this be useful on OpenMoko
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