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| − | + | * [http://sourceforge.jp/projects/macuim/ MacUIM] is a port of UIM for Mac OS-X. | |
| − | Chris Walker has also created [http://www.tibetanportal.com/tibetanportal/pages/keyboards/macoskeys.html Unicode Tibetan Mac System Keyboards]. | + | * Chris Walker has also created [http://www.tibetanportal.com/tibetanportal/pages/keyboards/macoskeys.html Unicode Tibetan Mac System Keyboards]. |
Revision as of 15:36, 3 April 2007
Tibetan Input Methods translate sequences of characters typed on standard keyboards into Tibetan glyphs. An input method is one of three components needed for a complete Tibetan Unicode Installation.
Overview[edit]
A very good description of basically all available Tibetan Inputs methods is given at the THDL project of the University of Virginia.
Windows 2000 and Windows XP[edit]
Tavultesoft offers a commercial Tool, Keyman, which supports a number of different input methods for Tibetan. Starting with version 7, Keyman is no longer available for free.
A free input method, TISE, is available here.
Windows Vista[edit]
Vista supports a standard Tibetan input method as part of the operating system. No further software needs to be installed. A Tibetan keyboard can be enabled using "Control Panel / Regional and Language Options".
Linux[edit]
- The UIM package contains a Wylie input method for Linux.
- The Dzongkha XKB keyboard, which is part of XFree 86 can also be used for typing Tibetan Unicode.
- KMFL enables keyboards developed for Tavultesoft's Keyman utility to be used under Linux.
Mac OS-X[edit]
- MacUIM is a port of UIM for Mac OS-X.
- Chris Walker has also created Unicode Tibetan Mac System Keyboards.