When I downloaded the
typographical layout of Ilya Birman about six months ago, I was faced with the following problem: I did not have ββ in the Russian layout and, oh, horror, β~β and β` βin English.
In those days, I was still very impressed with Ubuntu and first of all useful to edit the keylayout files. I donβt know how exactly, but after a while I received a trial version of the working version.
Yesterday I needed to repeat all these procedures, but instead of picking in the configs, I found a utility that allows you to create and edit layouts in the window interface (many, of course, already know about it):
You can download the utility from its official website:
scripts.sil.org/ukelele')
Corrected version of the layout
The version I have tweaked
can be downloaded (11 Kb).
Installation is similar to the original version:
Download the archive and unpack its contents into the directory / Library / Keyboard Layouts /
After that, turn on layouts in System Preferences β International β Input Menu
- English - Ilya Birman Typography PS / 2
- English - Ilya Birman Typography PS / 2
After that, I advise you to reboot.
Comment
If problems arise, the original layout of Birman is probably best removed.