As part of the transition to SIL, we’ve moved all the content from blog.tavultesoft.com to this new site, hosted on WordPress.
This edition highlights the latest Keyman product and keyboard development updates from 20 — 31 July 2026, describing recent progress across the project and contributions from the community. A few links Learn how to create Read more…
In this sprint cycle (6-17th) of July, Keyman for Android, Linux, iOS, and Web bring significant bug fixes to alpha versions (19.0.252-258). Moreover, Android has one BREAKING CHANGE and KNOWN ISSUE. However, there is no keyboard or lexical model updates, but Keyboard App Builder 14.2 was released earlier this month! KAB brings new features and improvements, as well as bug fixes to the latest version. Don't forget about our biweekly testimony!
This edition highlights the latest Keyman product and keyboard development updates from 22 June 2026 — 3 July 2026, describing recent progress across the project and contributions from the community. A few links Learn how Read more…
4 thoughts on “Welcome to blog.keyman.com”
mani · December 17, 2017 at 8:35 am
my keyman old version fonts STMZH support for this version
Marc Durdin · December 17, 2017 at 9:54 pm
For technical support, please visit the Keyman community site
Barry Goldstein · June 29, 2018 at 6:29 pm
Is the source code for the Yiddish Pasekh keyboard available anywhere?
I’d like to modify it to allow for making some characters bold (to “simulate” capital letters in Yiddish).
Thanks.
BG
Marc Durdin · June 30, 2018 at 8:29 am
The source code is not available. I am not sure if the original author is contactable; his email address is included in the package (you should be able to see it at package install time, https://downloads.keyman.com/keyboards/yidish2k/1.7/yidish2k.kmp).