- Template alternates cover Central/Eastern European, Turkish, Romanian,
Baltic, Nordic and Esperanto letters, at most 11 per key
- Only letters on the letter rows are skipped as choices, so sk ť, ľ, š…
are offered on their base letter in full mode too
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- The ISO key left of Z takes its room from left shift (2.25 → 1.25 + 1),
so ISO layouts no longer make the shift row the widest
- Caps lock and left shift keep their width; only right-hand keys stretch,
so A no longer lines up with the key below it
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- Full (iPad Pro) mode: every typing key from the keymap, number row,
tab, caps lock, ctrl/super/alt; shifted symbol shown above and flickable
- Dead keys compose with the locale's XKB compose table
- Ctrl/Alt/Super stick like shift and turn keys into shortcuts; a tapped
or held shift joins shortcuts and non-text keys, auto-shift and caps
lock don't
- Auto-capitalization and caps lock only capitalize letters; the user's
shift picks the keymap's shifted level
- Mode switch in settings keeps key size by resizing the window
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- Double-space replaced the space via a Backspace keysym, which clients
apply after the commit: use delete_surrounding_text with the commit
- Tests use a shared FakeEngine that applies ops to a simulated field
- Double-tap shift locks at a sentence start; typing between taps doesn't
- Organization name set: config lives in ~/.config/sloposk/
- Settings (auto-capitalization, double-space period) with a ⚙ panel
- Letter rows come from the compositor's XKB keymap; other letters of the
layout become long-press alternates; globe switches the system layout
over org.kde.keyboard
- One JSON template for non-letter layers; stretch keys even out rows
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