Combined "typographic" layouts for multiple languages

For a long time, I had 3 layouts in my system - English, Russian and Ukrainian. Since, mainly, I use English and Russian, the extra switching of the layout became annoying to me, and the Ukrainian layout was torn down. For rare occasions when it was needed, I installed it again. But the problem was solved only partially. When the Ukrainian was needed - it was not at hand.

Most recently, I thought, why not supplement the typographical layout of Birman with the missing letters from the Ukrainian alphabet (of which only 4). Armed with the Microsoft Keyboard Layout Creator , I created this layout. Now, for typing Ukrainian letters, I just have to hold down the right alt and type them as usual (ї = Alt + , Ї = Alt + Shift + , ...)

Having rejoiced a little bit, I also created a reverse layout on the basis of Ukrainian - for those who use mainly Ukrainian language (s = Alt + і, ...). In addition, I added the Birman layouts to all the typographic tsatskis of the resulting Ukrainian layout, so that all combinations of icons remained in the old places.
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After that, I also remembered about the Belarusian brothers, who probably had the same problems as me. For them, I have prepared two more layouts - Russian with Belarusian letters and the reverse one - Belarusian “typographical” with missing Russian letters . And finally, I combined both Ukrainian and Belarusian letters in one Russian layout in order to help those who write in all three languages.

When I was planning to write this topic, I thought that it should be decorated with ordinary layouts. But since I am a programmer, and not used to simple solutions, I could not help but show off and make an interactive scheme of these layouts , where, besides, you can find all the links, as well as information on how to install the layouts in the system.

UPD. Made another option for the Kazakh layout.

UPD2 All layouts moved here github.com/neochief/ukrainian-typographic-layouts