We've just published a Brazilian Portuguese user interface translation for Keyman Desktop.  It can be accessed within Keyman Desktop with the following steps:

  1. Open Keyman Desktop Configuration.
  2. Click Options tab.
  3. Click User Interface Language button.
  4. Click More Languages Online button.
  5. Click Install on the Portuguese Brazilian entry.

We've also made it easier to translate the Keyman Desktop User Interface with an online translation form.  You can learn more about this at https://secure.tavultesoft.com/keyman/support/locale/

We are currently looking for the following translations (among others):

  1. Amharic
  2. An updated Tamil translation (the current translation is missing 30% of the entries)
  3. Someone to check a German translation
  4. Someone to check a Spanish translation
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