As part of our roll out of minisites for feature languages, we are keen to announce a new page for Sinhala. The page gathers Sinhalese keyboards and partner applications in a single location for easy access. The Language Over 15,500,000 Read more…
Keyman Desktop includes a comprehensive API that allows you to control nearly every aspect of its behaviour. Today I’d like to focus on one small method of automating Keyman Desktop, that is, activating Keyman Desktop via script. The activation process Read more…
We have had a number of reports of the Enter key not working in Chrome while Keyman Desktop is active. I took on the task of investigating this issue and here's how it panned out. Note: this post will be Read more…
We’ve added a featured minisite for IPA keyboards to the Keyman website. It’s now a lot easier to discover new IPA keyboards and locate old favourites. So What Is IPA? IPA stands for International Phonetic Alphabet, the standard phonetic alphabet Read more…
While things have appeared to be quiet at Tavultesoft over the last 2 months, we've been very busy working on a number of projects. One area I have been heavily involved in is working through bug reports and crash reports Read more…
Do you speak a dialect of Lushootseed — Salishan languages of Washington state? If you do — and even if you don't, we'd like to introduce you to Dave Sienko's new Lushootseed Unicode keyboard for Keyman Desktop and KeymanWeb. Lushootseed Read more…
We've just re-released our Simplified Chinese keyboard (aka CS Pinyin). It's now 64-bit compliant for Keyman Desktop 8. We also have a version of this keyboard that can be used in your web browser or embedded into any website using Read more…
Since 2004, the Tavultesoft website has had a reasonable degree of Unicode support. It’s been a bit of a mixed bag, with limitations in technology choices at the time making it hard for us to achieve the level of Unicode Read more…
Today we’re proud to announce two new Korean packages for Keyman Desktop 8. Korean KORDA The Korean KORDA keyboards are built to type Korean using the transliteration system KORDA (Korean Romanization for Data Application). The KORDA system is based on Read more…
Keyman Desktop Configuration can be run with command line arguments to simply automate a number of tasks. It is also possible to use the Keyman Desktop API to accomplish all these tasks, but some are more easily accessed via the Read more…