CorwinB

I haven't seen this mentioned, so I thought I could put a word about it : I've recently started using MessageEase from Exideas as an alternative to the classical input methods. MessageEase uses an interesting input method, which lets you access every letter/number/symbol and even some functionalities (Copy/Paste) from a single virtual keyboard with large keys, using a drag and drop interface.

While it requires some time to get used to, the interface is actually very well thought, and I can only advise everyone to at least check the demo version.

mbcx0tjb

Looks really impressive! the paper is worth a read too. I guess most algebraic symbols (ie math, greek and cyrillic) will be accessible using the combine command?

Great link.

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gaffer

Looks interesting, but somewhat less intuitive that the FITALY product I've been using. Use this all the time; much faster typing than with QWERTY layout. Had been interested in getting a physical keyboard until I discoved how fast I could enter text with FITALY.

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