Ukelele is a Unicode keyboard layout editor for the XML-format keyboard layout files in OS X (".keylayout" files). It provides a graphical interface to the layout files with support for drag-and-drop character assignments, creation of dead keys, and assignment of multi-character strings.
Ukelele is not able to reassign modifier keys (option, shift, command, control, caps lock), or change the function of special keys (return, arrow keys, function keys, etc). Rather, it is for creating keyboard layouts for different languages or other needs.
By the way, the
Ukelele is not able to reassign modifier keys (option, shift, command, control, caps lock), or change the function of special keys (return, arrow keys, function keys, etc). Rather, it is for creating keyboard layouts for different languages or other needs.
By the way, the
What's New
Version 2.2.8:
- [Fixed] When creating a new key map as a copy of an existing map, the new key map had the same index as the old one, so the keyboard layout was invalid.
Requirements
Intel/PPC, OS X 10.4 or later
Intel/PPC, OS X 10.4 or later
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Ukelele is a Unicode keyboard layout editor for the XML-format keyboard layout files in OS X (".keylayout" files). It provides a graphical interface to the layout files with support for drag-and-drop character assignments, creation of dead keys, and assignment of multi-character strings.
Ukelele is not able to reassign modifier keys (option, shift, command, control, caps lock), or change the function of special keys (return, arrow keys, function keys, etc). Rather, it is for creating keyboard layouts for different languages or other needs.
By the way, the name of this software is intentionally misspelled. Call it a case of 'artistic license'.
Ukelele is not able to reassign modifier keys (option, shift, command, control, caps lock), or change the function of special keys (return, arrow keys, function keys, etc). Rather, it is for creating keyboard layouts for different languages or other needs.
By the way, the name of this software is intentionally misspelled. Call it a case of 'artistic license'.
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Cattus-Thraex reviewed on 31 May 2012
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CPa reviewed on 06 Jan 2012
Ukelele v.2.1.8
When I select Preferences, Themes
Ukelele crash
width crash file available in my Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/
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Kamuela reviewed on 29 Dec 2010
one thing though.. shouldn't it be UKULELE? and not UKELELE?
BTW Ukulele translates into: Jumping Flea. Which is what the Hawaiians thought it sounded like when played.
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With this in view, perhaps Apple may do more in this respect. Note that, out of the basic Apple applications, only TextEdit can easily handle combined diacritical marks. Pages cannot do that.
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Congratulations to John Brownie for his constant work.
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Nontroppo reviewed on 16 Jan 2010
The V2.0 update brings a great new UI, and the attention to detail and very thorough documentation are simply amazing for a free app. Highly recommended!
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PS: excuse-me for my very bad english... :P
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Developer website:
http://scripts.sil.org/cms/scripts/page.php?site_id=nrsi&item_id=ukelele
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I've tried Ukelele 2.0b3 on a MacBook Pro (2.66 Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo) using Mac OS X 10.6.2.
And I've put my edited and saved .keylayout file in each and every alternative place - that is, either Library/Keyboard Layouts, /Users/username/Library/Keyboard Layouts , and even System/Library/Keyboard Layouts - and then restarted my computer.
But it doesn't seem to kick in, i.e. I can't find my custom .keylayout in the input sources list.
Thanks - any help, advice and/or ideas would be most appreciated.
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