How to install Russian phonetic keyboard on 16.04
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I need to install a Russian phonetic keyboard. From keyboard settings, I only get the "йцукен" keyboard, but I need the "яшерты" one. Does anyone know how I can do this directly, or how can I make my own keyboard from the Terminal?
16.04 command-line keyboard russian
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I need to install a Russian phonetic keyboard. From keyboard settings, I only get the "йцукен" keyboard, but I need the "яшерты" one. Does anyone know how I can do this directly, or how can I make my own keyboard from the Terminal?
16.04 command-line keyboard russian
asked Nov 10 at 19:53
Ruairí Másún
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Consider to ask or search on forum.ubuntu.ru . Here the similar question was closed 2 years ago. Also it would be great if you add keyboard layout image to the question.
– N0rbert
Nov 10 at 20:14
At the very least, I see in system-settings of KDE, keyboard configuration tab, when you set "ru" layout, you can choose a "phonetic variant". Not sure about Unity settings. Anyway, you tagged the question as "command-line", in which case it's likely a duplicate of this question.
– Hi-Angel
Nov 10 at 20:28
Not sure what you mean by "install ... keyboard". Is there a plastic keyboard, or do you mean a keyboard layout?
– mikewhatever
Nov 10 at 21:02
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I need to install a Russian phonetic keyboard. From keyboard settings, I only get the "йцукен" keyboard, but I need the "яшерты" one. Does anyone know how I can do this directly, or how can I make my own keyboard from the Terminal?
16.04 command-line keyboard russian
asked Nov 10 at 19:53
Ruairí Másún
114
I need to install a Russian phonetic keyboard. From keyboard settings, I only get the "йцукен" keyboard, but I need the "яшерты" one. Does anyone know how I can do this directly, or how can I make my own keyboard from the Terminal?
16.04 command-line keyboard russian
16.04 command-line keyboard russian
asked Nov 10 at 19:53
Ruairí Másún
114
asked Nov 10 at 19:53
Ruairí Másún
114
asked Nov 10 at 19:53
Ruairí Másún
114
asked Nov 10 at 19:53
Ruairí Másún
114
asked Nov 10 at 19:53
Ruairí Másún
114
114
Consider to ask or search on forum.ubuntu.ru . Here the similar question was closed 2 years ago. Also it would be great if you add keyboard layout image to the question.
– N0rbert
Nov 10 at 20:14
At the very least, I see in system-settings of KDE, keyboard configuration tab, when you set "ru" layout, you can choose a "phonetic variant". Not sure about Unity settings. Anyway, you tagged the question as "command-line", in which case it's likely a duplicate of this question.
– Hi-Angel
Nov 10 at 20:28
Not sure what you mean by "install ... keyboard". Is there a plastic keyboard, or do you mean a keyboard layout?
– mikewhatever
Nov 10 at 21:02
add a comment |
Consider to ask or search on forum.ubuntu.ru . Here the similar question was closed 2 years ago. Also it would be great if you add keyboard layout image to the question.
– N0rbert
Nov 10 at 20:14
At the very least, I see in system-settings of KDE, keyboard configuration tab, when you set "ru" layout, you can choose a "phonetic variant". Not sure about Unity settings. Anyway, you tagged the question as "command-line", in which case it's likely a duplicate of this question.
– Hi-Angel
Nov 10 at 20:28
Not sure what you mean by "install ... keyboard". Is there a plastic keyboard, or do you mean a keyboard layout?
– mikewhatever
Nov 10 at 21:02
Consider to ask or search on forum.ubuntu.ru . Here the similar question was closed 2 years ago. Also it would be great if you add keyboard layout image to the question.
– N0rbert
Nov 10 at 20:14
Consider to ask or search on forum.ubuntu.ru . Here the similar question was closed 2 years ago. Also it would be great if you add keyboard layout image to the question.
– N0rbert
Nov 10 at 20:14
At the very least, I see in system-settings of KDE, keyboard configuration tab, when you set "ru" layout, you can choose a "phonetic variant". Not sure about Unity settings. Anyway, you tagged the question as "command-line", in which case it's likely a duplicate of this question.
– Hi-Angel
Nov 10 at 20:28
At the very least, I see in system-settings of KDE, keyboard configuration tab, when you set "ru" layout, you can choose a "phonetic variant". Not sure about Unity settings. Anyway, you tagged the question as "command-line", in which case it's likely a duplicate of this question.
– Hi-Angel
Nov 10 at 20:28
Not sure what you mean by "install ... keyboard". Is there a plastic keyboard, or do you mean a keyboard layout?
– mikewhatever
Nov 10 at 21:02
Not sure what you mean by "install ... keyboard". Is there a plastic keyboard, or do you mean a keyboard layout?
– mikewhatever
Nov 10 at 21:02
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Consider to ask or search on forum.ubuntu.ru . Here the similar question was closed 2 years ago. Also it would be great if you add keyboard layout image to the question.
– N0rbert
Nov 10 at 20:14
At the very least, I see in system-settings of KDE, keyboard configuration tab, when you set "ru" layout, you can choose a "phonetic variant". Not sure about Unity settings. Anyway, you tagged the question as "command-line", in which case it's likely a duplicate of this question.
– Hi-Angel
Nov 10 at 20:28
Not sure what you mean by "install ... keyboard". Is there a plastic keyboard, or do you mean a keyboard layout?
– mikewhatever
Nov 10 at 21:02