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    Serbian Latin Colemak

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    • From: Serbia
    • Registered: 26-Jan-2021
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    26-Jan-2021 16:03:43#1 Serbian Latin Colemak

    I made a layout with the Colemak position of all keys, but Serbian QWERTY position of all the punctuation marks and special characters, the only special character changed being Č which is at the position where P is in QWERTY, at the left of Š.

    Link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/rvuk3hjk … b.klc/file

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    26-Jan-2021 18:09:40#2 Re: Serbian Latin Colemak

    Have you also studied the Serbian variant in the BigBag, for comparison? It doesn't keep the Serbian QWERTY positions (that's the "Keep Symbols" variant), but it aims to make Serbian easier to write with Colemak while remaining as powerful as the Colemak-eD layout.

    *** Learn Colemak in 2–5 steps with Tarmak! ***
    *** Check out my Big Bag of Keyboard Tricks for Win/Linux/TMK... ***

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    20-Jan-2024 02:12:31#3 Re: Serbian Latin Colemak

    https://www.mediafire.com/file/2yk2md1h … k.zip/file

    This is the built setup folder. I was less tech savvy when I made the original post, so being confused and not knowing what people actually need, I uploaded the unbuilt msklc file. Run setup.exe to install the layout. I hope my silly little layout helps someone out there, even though it seems like it hasn't so far.

    It's been 3 years since I started using colemak. Crazy

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    13-May-2024 12:51:08#4 Re: Serbian Latin Colemak

    Check out this layout for a solid alternative.

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