...ngre behövs. Knapparna på mobiltelefoner är i allmänhet inte ordnas i QWERTY-format, vilket passar ett av kraven för användning av grafräknare i tent
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...006#Could_you_get_the_next_generation_off_of_staggered_QWERTY_keyboards.3F|QWERTY keyboards]]
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'''The QWERTY Story'''
...ts in the technology removed the jamming problem, keys no longer stuck but QWERTY did.
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'''A QWERTY BITE'''
There is an implication that we at OLPC are the ones who are victims of the QWERTY phenomenon: one is led to believe that we are stuck with an old technology
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[[Parable 3|Back to QWERTY]] | [[Learning Learning|Back to LL]]
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===QWERTY considered harmful===
*Configure it with the Dvorak layout or some other better than QWERTY layout
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...ser created by the 3rd-party Community. Furthermore, the device has a full QWERTY keyboard and directional arrows that can be used for controlling a cursor.
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[[Image:Keyboard_layout.jpg|thumbnail|left|250px|default QWERTY Layout]]
...t and start learning to type in such. Or maybe this will be the end of the QWERTY layout for good :-)
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How will be the keyboard? AZERTY, like in France, or QWERTY, like in UK?
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Based on Latin QWERTY layout.
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==QWERTY==
The base keyboard is QWERTY. To switch to Katakana, use the Switch Group key combination. You can set t
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...turing or logistics for localized keyboards. However, the US International QWERTY keyboard is acceptable nowhere in Europe, except among US expatriates and t
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qwerty
cz_qwerty Czech QWERTY
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...t's also a tad easier for non-typists to learn. The rest of the world uses Qwerty, I know, but the rest of the world doesn't have string-powered laptops.
...t]] comes standard with Linux. It is not "the rest of the world" that uses QWERTY, just that minority whose languages are written in the Latin alphabet. With
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Latin--QWERTY, Dvorak, Left-hand Dvorak, Right-hand Dvorak
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...x letters on the upper left of your keyboard to distinguish the "azerty", "qwerty" or "qwertz" layout type). In the subdirectory, you find some keymaps for y
..."se-latin1", "sk-qwerty", "sr-latin", "sv-latin", "trq", "ua", "uk", "us" (QWERTY)<br>
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...006#Could_you_get_the_next_generation_off_of_staggered_QWERTY_keyboards.3F|QWERTY keyboards]]
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...he closest Cyrillic letter in sound to the Latin letter on the same key in QWERTY. But it is not simply a keyboard layout. Letters not on the keyboard can be
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...he closest Cyrillic letter in sound to the Latin letter on the same key in QWERTY. But it is not simply a keyboard layout. Letters not on the keyboard can be
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* '''[[Learning Learning/Parable 3|Parable 3]]''' : QWERTY and Intel
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