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Originally Posted by NiLuJe
I'm not overly familiar with the layout backend, but that shouldn't be impossible, if possible rendering the button actually impractical if it ends up switching between 1457 layouts when a random users only needs 2 or 3  . |
To fix that, perhaps replace the globe button with a keyboard-settings button to select a few layouts/alphabets and other options, such as perhaps keyboard height, long-press duration, etc. And to switch between the layouts perhaps slide/swipe/long-press on the spacebar.
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Originally Posted by NiLuJe
As for diacritics, while I like the idea in theory (it's basically what any touch aware virtual-keyboard does when shown on an LCD), I'm afraid that in practice, because of the latency of the eInk tech, it'd end up clunky and messy.
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In my experience it works in practice too, such as in Kobo's interface. Even unoptimised implementations in Android-based eink devices pose no problems.
Anyway, back to my question: How can I add Greek to Latin and Cyrillic alphabets in the keyboard? Do I need to remove e.g. Cyrillic?