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'''MultiLing O''' is a custom keyboard app for Android. You can use it to input Toaq on an Android device. This app can be installed [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=kl.ime.oh&hl=en&gl=US here]. | |||
MultiLing comes with a selection of diacritics out of the box. To use them, first type the desired letter, then hold-tap the key that says <code>,/AltGr</code>. An alternate screen should appear; without lifting your finger, slide it to the desired choice of diacritic. However, this won’t get you typing full-featured [[Toaq Delta]] right away – luckily for us, Multiling supports custom layouts. To install these: | MultiLing comes with a selection of diacritics out of the box. To use them, first type the desired letter, then hold-tap the key that says <code>,/AltGr</code>. An alternate screen should appear; without lifting your finger, slide it to the desired choice of diacritic. However, this won’t get you typing full-featured [[Toaq Delta]] right away – luckily for us, Multiling supports custom layouts. To install these: | ||
Latest revision as of 10:33, 5 November 2023
MultiLing O is a custom keyboard app for Android. You can use it to input Toaq on an Android device. This app can be installed here.
MultiLing comes with a selection of diacritics out of the box. To use them, first type the desired letter, then hold-tap the key that says ,/AltGr. An alternate screen should appear; without lifting your finger, slide it to the desired choice of diacritic. However, this won’t get you typing full-featured Toaq Delta right away – luckily for us, Multiling supports custom layouts. To install these:
- Choose a layout you like, hold-tap and then drag to make a selection starting from
OK_Layout_Beginand ending onOK_Layout_End, then click Copy. - With the Multiling keyboard open: hold the spacebar, then drag your finger over to a button named Layouts in the top right that should just have appeared. (Optionally: first slide to Languages > Other > X language 1. This disables word prediction and lets you switch between English and Toaq by swiping the spacebar leftward.)
- Select [+DIY] from the pop-up list, then Paste, then OK.
The following layouts are available:
Mıao's layout
Your standard QWERTY layout with flick access to prearranged underdot + 
combos.
kuhı's mobile-optimized layout
A fourth-or-so iteration of a layout originally made by uakci. Cool symbols in the shift layer; fewer keys means less fat finger fumbling. Some keys are moved out of the way or (in the case of v, w, y) folded into the ꝡ key; the underdot key stands alone on the right edge of the middle row.