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2009-11-03
, 13:39
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I'm not going to comment on what Nokia care said. I'll just state facts I know 
The keyboard mat (the actual part that has the letters) can be changed. All what's needed is Nokia making one and the support for it on the hardware side.
The only thing I can offer as a software developer is the on-screen keyboard. I'm not interested in a hardware Arabic one but I'm interested in being able to type Arabic every now and then
As for the translation, I think I know someone who can do it. I'll try to poke him and see.
But that's not an official Nokia support
The keyboard mat (the actual part that has the letters) can be changed. All what's needed is Nokia making one and the support for it on the hardware side.
The only thing I can offer as a software developer is the on-screen keyboard. I'm not interested in a hardware Arabic one but I'm interested in being able to type Arabic every now and then
As for the translation, I think I know someone who can do it. I'll try to poke him and see.
But that's not an official Nokia support
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2009-11-03
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Originally Posted by MSameer
My friend,
I'm not going to comment on what Nokia care said. I'll just state facts I know
The keyboard mat (the actual part that has the letters) can be changed. All what's needed is Nokia making one and the support for it on the hardware side.
The only thing I can offer as a software developer is the on-screen keyboard. I'm not interested in a hardware Arabic one but I'm interested in being able to type Arabic every now and then
As for the translation, I think I know someone who can do it. I'll try to poke him and see.
But that's not an official Nokia support
Since you are software devloper, you should look as well for the rest of the nokia lovers comments & needs, not only what you like or wand.
i disagree with you, on-screen arabic support is important but not less than the keyboard with arabic letters & hardware
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2009-11-03
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I'm concentrating on what can be done from a software point of view. Hardware keyboard is just hardware! Nothing I can do about it.
And no, I volunteer and use my own free time to do stuff so you can't dictate what I should do with MY free time.
And no, I volunteer and use my own free time to do stuff so you can't dictate what I should do with MY free time.
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2009-11-03
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Originally Posted by MSameer
thanx, & sorry 4 misunderstanding then....
I'm concentrating on what can be done from a software point of view. Hardware keyboard is just hardware! Nothing I can do about it.
And no, I volunteer and use my own free time to do stuff so you can't dictate what I should do with MY free time.
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2009-11-03
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Haha.. This is good news.. I am not so much interested in the arabic hardware keyboard, since I don't use it so much. .but I would prefer using it once in a while though.. So I think using an on-screen keyboard would be perfect for me..
I totally agree with you MSameer..
I totally agree with you MSameer..
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2009-11-04
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Ukeyboard is in Extras-testing and it includes Arabic virtual keyboard among many others for the price of... 20Kb. Impressive!
It needs still some testing but probably nothing that can't be done by Roman Moravcik, the community developer in charge.
Last edited by qgil; 2009-11-04 at 09:12.
It needs still some testing but probably nothing that can't be done by Roman Moravcik, the community developer in charge.
Last edited by qgil; 2009-11-04 at 09:12.
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2009-11-04
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I gave it a try and it works. Only "problem" is you find Arabic towards the bottom in the text input control panel applet ;-)
Now I need to do nothing
Now I need to do nothing
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2009-11-04
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Hebrew text input works great with ukeyboard also
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2009-11-04
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Originally Posted by qgil
That's great job
Ukeyboard is in Extras-testing and it includes Arabic virtual keyboard among many others for the price of... 20Kb. Impressive!
It needs still some testing but probably nothing that can't be done by Roman Moravcik, the community developer in charge.
The only thing that is missed now is the device
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