To România and beyond! https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=varzan.extraKeyboardLayouts
Adds a few choices to the list of layouts to use when a physical keyboard is connected e.g. via OTG or Bluetooth.
Tested layouts:
- Albanian
- Armenian Phonetic
- Armenian Typewriter
- Azeri Cyrillic
- Bashkir
- Belarusian
- Belgian (Comma)
- Belgian (Period)
- Bosnian (Cyrillic)
- Bulgarian (Phonetic Traditional)
- Bulgarian (Phonetic)
- Canadian French
- Czech (QWERTZ)
- Divehi Phonetic
- Dutch
- Hindi Traditional INSCRIPT 1
- Jawi Phonetic QWERTY
- Romanian Programmers
- Romanian Standard
Experimental - not tested:
- Canadian Multilingual Standard
- Czech (QWERTY)
- Czech Programmers
- Divehi Typewriter
- English (India)
- Faeroese
- Finnish with Sami
- Georgian (Ergonomic)
- Georgian (MES)
- Georgian (QWERTY)
- German (IBM)
- Greek (220)
- Greek (220) Latin
- Greek (319) Latin
- Greek Latin
- Greenlandic
- Hausa
- Hawaiian
- Hebrew (Standard)
- Italian (142)
- Jawi SIRIM *
- Kazakh
- Korean
- Kyrgyz Cyrillic
- Latin American
- Latvian (QWERTY)
- Lithuanian IBM
- Lithuanian Standard
- Macedonian (FYROM)
- Macedonian (FYROM) - Standard
- Maltese 47-Key
- Maltese 48-Key
- Maori
- Mongolian (Mongolian Script)
- Mongolian Cyrillic
- Myanmar
- New Tai Lue
- Norwegian with Sami
- N’Ko
- Ogham
- Pashto (Afghanistan)
- Polish (Programmers)
- Russian (Typewriter)
- Sami Extended Finland-Sweden
- Sami Extended Norway
- Serbian (Cyrillic)
- Serbian (Latin)
- Sesotho sa Leboa
- Setswana
- Slovak (QWERTY)
- Sorbian Extended
- Sorbian Standard
- Swedish with Sami
- Syriac
- Syriac Phonetic
- Tajik
- Tatar
- Thai Kedmanee
- Thai Kedmanee (non-ShiftLock)
- Thai Pattachote
- Thai Pattachote (non-ShiftLock)
- Turkish F
- Turkmen
- US English Table for IBM Arabic 238_L
- Ukrainian (Enhanced)
- United States-Dvorak for left hand
- United States-Dvorak for right hand
- Urdu
- Uzbek Cyrillic
- Vietnamese
1 For some of the layouts, combo key ligatures that on other OSs can be typed by shift+numbers are not directly supported. Instead, you'll have to type the components individually.
For Hindi for example on a QWERTY keyboard, instead of shift + 3 you have to type D+J
- D J ्र
- J D र्
- P D SHIFT+] ज्ञ
- L D J त्र
- K D SHIFT+, क्ष
For Jawi SIRIM, the B key does not type anything. and you should be able to reproduce its behavior by typing G followed by H and G followed by SHIFT + N
- G H لا
- G SHIFT + N لآ
- G SHIFT + H لأ
- G SHIFT + Y لإ ↩