This seems to be a language suitable for one handed typing. (F keys are F1, F2, F10, F11, F12-- #$%^&*() are missing.)
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Toki pona keyboard
Toki pona keyboard
Can I has manufacturer?
Re: Toki pona keyboard
Probably want a little rearrangement for efficient typing - or we might want to just get full word keys -- or at least syllabic ones.
Re: Toki pona keyboard
pona!
There was something like this on the TP LiveJournal a while ago: http://community.livejournal.com/tokipona/22605.html
There was something like this on the TP LiveJournal a while ago: http://community.livejournal.com/tokipona/22605.html
mi ken kepeken e toki pona e toki Kinla e toki Inli
Re: Toki pona keyboard
Ah, so WETUIOP is now the standard. TOWAK just can't get a break.Ose wrote:pona!
There was something like this on the TP LiveJournal a while ago: http://community.livejournal.com/tokipona/22605.html
Re: Toki pona keyboard
So what would be the most efficient keyboard for tp -- alphabetic and syllabic?
(How have we missed this for the last two years?)
(How have we missed this for the last two years?)
Re: Toki pona keyboard
Tp is cv-cv-cv etc. So all the vowels should be under one hand and most the consonants under the other. The number of possible syllables would mean lots of keys and lots of distance for fingers to travel, where as with an alphabet 8/14, 57% of the letters are on home keys.janKipo wrote:So what would be the most efficient keyboard for tp -- alphabetic and syllabic?
(How have we missed this for the last two years?)
Re: Toki pona keyboard
i suggest you to design a keypad for mobile phonejanMato wrote:
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This actually works better than the English equivallent, which tends to lose information as 24 characters get compress to 10. Tokipona only needs to go from 14 to 10 symbols.jan-ante wrote:i suggest you to design a keypad for mobile phonejanMato wrote:
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0=o
1=L,I
2=J (um, because 2 was left over)
3=E,W (rotated)
4=n (upside down)
5=S
6=a (mirror image)
7=t (missing half of serif)
8=K (K with an extra top and bottom)
9=p (mirror image)
177=m
17=n
11=u
171-11-51731317-5117 (Pager code usually use dash instead of space)
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3 digits for 1 letter is not a good idea. using this system http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y292/m ... kipona.gif (link by rdmiller) one can have 1 digit for 1 letterjanMato wrote: 177=m
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But that system is ambiguous without a vowel/consonant shifter. So some letter will take two strokes (and so attention should therefore be taken of frequency factors). The full tele pad, with * and #, should be adequate to even include punctuation. Though maybe not quite enough for the biliteral telegraphy.