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Revision as of 01:27, 28 January 2017
Existing Resources
- There doesn't seem to be a widely-used, dedicated Guarani keyboard. A few articles mention that a Guarani keyboard is being developed, but I wasn't able to find any documentation or links to the keyboard. However, I was able to found a download link to a keyboard made by a user in a Guarani translation Google group.[1]This keyboard is similar to the Latin American layout, but with nasalized letters added to the 3rd and 4th keys of their corresponding non-nasal key. In that same Google group, people had mentioned that SwiftKey (a subsidiary of Microsoft that works on Android keyboards) was interested in working on a keyboard for Guarani.
- Most of Paraguay uses either the Latin American layout or the Spanish layout.
Justification
License
- This keyboard is licensed under an MIT License. For more information, go to my github.
