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--- windows:colemak [2016/05/05 12:56] – created slack
+++ windows:colemak [2019/11/07 17:58] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ====== UK Colemak ======
-American Colemak varients [[http://colemak.com/Download|are available]] for download if not already included in your OS, but regional variations are much thinner on the ground than personally customised versions.
+American Colemak varients [[http://colemak.com/Download|are available]] for download if not already included in your OS, but regional variations are much thinner on the ground than personally customised versions.  So let's contribute to that trend!
 ===== "Standard" UK Colemak =====
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 ===== Variants =====
-{{:windows:danmak.zip|Danmak}} modifies Colemak with
+{{:windows:colemakq.zip|ColemakQ}} modifies Colemak with
   * Backspace in the standard Qwerty position (not left of "A") -- for those who already have control in this spot
-  * US (or UK Mac) locations of @ and ", recognisind " is much more common
+  * US (or UK Mac) locations of @ and " (recognising " is much more common)
   * Swap ( and ) with < and > -- unless you're a programmer then wtf are triangular brackets doing //there//?
-  * An em-dash on shifted ` -- when was the last time you used one of several more obscure mathematical symbols for "not"?  What the hell were they thinking?
+  * An em-dash on shifted ` -- when was the last time you used one of the more obscure of several mathematical symbols for "not"?  And an en-dash on ''Altgr `''.
   * All other symbols in their UK locations, including € on alt-gr 4
+Works on Windows 7 and 10 (at least).
+TODO:
+  * There is a desperate need to get the interrobang onto the next iteration of this keyboard.  ''Altgr /''?
+  * Possibly switch ` and —.
+  * Sneak in a deadkey somewhere?
+  * § on alt-s?