This is getting old but explains the basics. http://people.uleth.ca/~daniel.odonnell/Blog/custom-keyboard-in-linuxx11 Den sön 5 juli 2020 16:03 <chickensaregreat@...> skrev:

Hi Bob, I actually took a similar approach to generating reading material, too. I wrote a rough-and-ready Lua script that would transliterate an input text, word-for-word, into Quikscript using a user

Thanks all for the kind words! I am making small, quiet additions to the site all the time by the way. For example: the page summarising the various letter names, the complete scanned PDF of Androcles

Brad, I checked out your site and appreciate all the work you have put into it. I knew about Cole's Funny Picture Book No. 2, but I don't remember every seeing it before. I think you are correct that

Does anyone know how to set up typing for Linux by any chance for Quikscript?

As a beginner, this is immensely helpful. I hope to see more updates in future (if you add anything else).

Hi all, I'm new to quikscript and just want to share my experience learning it. With any new script (learning languages etc.), I think it's very useful to learn to read before writing so I have priori

Well, this is much more than I’d hoped for since 2013. Here’s a repost of the Androcles font with (some) Quikscript extensions on the third and fourth lines, just so everyone’s on the same page: If we

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(Private response) _Colorable_ 'apparently true, potentially justifiable'. It can also mean 'specious, feigned', but that's plainly not the meaning intended here. John Cowan http://vrici.lojban.org/~c

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Michael. I understood that shape was important. There are shapes and sounds that are identical between the two scripts: k s ʃ tʃ ŋ d z dʒ w ɪ ɛ æ ə ɔ ʊ r oʊ uː There are shapes that are identical betw

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That was an issue during Chinese/Japanese integration: Japanese readers are thrown by differences that look insignificant to Chinese readers. (In this case, "Japanese" and "Chinese" are cultural choic

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If we’re using 𐑥 and 𐑯 (S·Mime and S·Nun) for QS·Ah and QS·Awe, we’re going to need new code points for m and n sounds. S·Ah and S·Awe don’t look like QS·May or QS·No, no matter how many beers you’ve

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As I explained in my reply to Mr Everson last month, I'm not sure that any more than an extension of 5 letters would be required, if unification with Shavian were to occur: hw/ʍ x ɬ ks gz The reason b

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Hi all, I thought you might be interested to know that I have recently launched a new website dedicated to Quikscript. It hosts the new fonts I have created so far (more on the way!) in addition to my

Assuming there's no way to get the Consortium to accept anything more than the bare minimum of letters, I'd like to say that I support the 2013 proposal (a copy's at https://www.quikscript.net/proposa

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Opening one of the Thoth TTF files in FontForge reveals that it was made by a Paul Tremblay and released under the SIL Open Font Licence, which is the most common licence applied to free and open sour

I greatly appreciate the time you've devoted to consider this over the years, Michael. We could probably debate whether or not Quiskcript represents a different script from Shavian from now til the en

What you want is representation in Unicode, and as far as I can see there is but one path to that. M

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I think you're right. I hadn't really thought of just how much disruption it would cause, both short- and long-term, for no realistic practical gain for anybody. I just thought it would have been 'nic

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Such a statement doesn’t respond to the substantive comment made earlier. In theory. In practice, so many of the characters are identical. So it’s more like Latin, which has a whole range of letters,