[All] qwo: a fast and fingerfriendly input method

[Christoph Siegenthaler]

Hi List

I made some first trials with qwo [1&2] today and have to say that I'm
really impressed, that's exactly what I was looking for! Give it a try!

As I missed a few things (mainly Umlaute, try writing swiss-german w/o them
;) I thought about posting my "~/.qworc" here in case you'd need them too.
You can find all the necessary files below the links. This gives you normal
and capital Umlaute and french accents on the same fields as the basic chars
are (é,è,ê when starting on e, öÖô when starting on o and so on) 
You know how to reach me if questions should come up!

Best regards, Chris

[1] http://www.nongnu.org/qwo/
[2] http://www.opkg.org/package_84.html

root at om-gta02:~# cat .qworc 
# Sample config file for qwo
# You can define a custom keyboard layout here

charset = (
# Definitions for the first region, the first one is going to the previous
# region and back, the second one to the next one and back before going back
to
# the center region
# Definitions for the second region, including characters for a motion of
two
# regions
# 1 2 3
# 8    4   <- Middle, "this number", to the left/right, back to "this
number", back to middle
# 7 6 5
# "one left", "one right", "two left", ...
[ "adiaeresis", "agrave", "Adiaeresis", "ccedilla" ],
[ "eacute", "egrave", "ecircumflex" ],
[ ],
[ ],
[ "odiaeresis", "Odiaeresis", "ocircumflex" ],
[ ],
[ "udiaeresis", "Udiaeresis", "ugrave" ],
[ ]
);

# geometry = "+100+100";
root at om-gta02:~# cat .xmodmap 
keycode 129 = agrave
keycode 131 = ccedilla
keycode 132 = eacute
keycode 133 = egrave
keycode 134 = ecircumflex
keycode 135 = odiaeresis
keycode 136 = udiaeresis
keycode 137 = adiaeresis
keycode 138 = Odiaeresis
keycode 139 = Udiaeresis
keycode 140 = Adiaeresis
keycode 141 = ocircumflex
keycode 142 = ugrave
root at om-gta02:~# cat .profile 
xmodmap .xmodmap
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