Difference between revisions of "Bikol/Keyboard"
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On Linux, there are several Filipino keyboards, and most come with a corresponding Baybayin layout: | On Linux, there are several Filipino keyboards, and most come with a corresponding Baybayin layout: | ||
| − | * Filipino (standard, and I suspect most popular) | + | * Filipino (standard, and I suspect most popular; derived from English keyboard) |
* Filipino (Capewell-Dvorak) | * Filipino (Capewell-Dvorak) | ||
* Filipino (Capewell QWERF 2006) | * Filipino (Capewell QWERF 2006) | ||
Revision as of 17:29, 26 January 2017
Existing Resources
There are no existing keyboards specifically for Bikol that I have found, but the Bikol orthography is derived from that of Filipino/Tagalog and contains no extra characters.
On Linux, there are several Filipino keyboards, and most come with a corresponding Baybayin layout:
- Filipino (standard, and I suspect most popular; derived from English keyboard)
- Filipino (Capewell-Dvorak)
- Filipino (Capewell QWERF 2006)
- Filipino (Colemak)
- Filipino (Dvorak)
