[haiku-bugs] [Haiku] #8353: Update Lithuanian keymaps
- From: "rq" <trac@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 24 Feb 2012 19:14:28 -0000
#8353: Update Lithuanian keymaps
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Reporter: rq | Owner: axeld
Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: R1
Component: Preferences/Keymap | Version: R1/alpha3
Keywords: | Blocked By:
Blocking: | Has a Patch: 0
Platform: All |
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The Lithuanian keymaps that currently exist in Haiku are a bit messy. They
were all assembled by Antanas Buckus (previous Haiku localizer to
Lithuanian), but not only their naming is a bit unusual, but also their
contents.
The patch that I will attach sanitizes two of the Lithuanian keymaps
(called "Lithuanian" and "Lithuanian (Standard)"). It removes the crap
from the Opt layer in Lithuanian Standard, adds a few characters to the
Option layer in both layouts and fixes the command key positions to
Haiku's defaults (which I personally dislike, but whatever).
'''BEFORE''' applying the patch however, please rename the layouts as
follows:[[BR]]
'''Lithuanian (Ergonomic).keymap -> Lithuanian (Buckus).keymap'''[[BR]]
'''Lithuanian.keymap -> Lithuanian (Standard).keymap'''[[BR]]
''Note: you may want to commit these two renames separately from the third
in order for git to actually understand what happened. Without commiting,
it will see Lithuanian (Standard).keymap as a new file''[[BR]]
'''Lithuanian (Baltic).keymap -> Lithuanian.keymap'''
Renaming before patching is important, because I want to change the
default (to the one used in all other OS's) and then patch it. I am also
renaming "Lithuanian (Ergonomic)" to "Lithuanian (Buckus)", because there
is at least one more Lithuanian "Ergonomic" layout that I am aware of (see
http://lekp.info/), which is drastically different from what Antanas has
created. I'd rather use author's name for this one.
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