UMPC owner creates own on-screen keyboard
Maybe that open-source community isn’t the only group that likes to share. Take Origami Project forum member Ticonderoga, for example. After purchasing a Samsung Q1 touchscreen UMPC, Ticonderoga decided to build a custom on-screen keyboard and made both the executable and source code available for free!
The end result might not look as polished as Dial Keys, InScribe or other on-screen keyboard apps, but you’ve got nothing to lose! I like the dedicated number row at the top of the screen; you get a little more real-estate in the middle and at the bottom of the screen. Nice job Ticonderoga!
That’s great, Ticonderoga!
I am confused… what does “that open-source community” in the first sentence of the post refer to, Kevin?
It’s very strange keyboard.
I prefer Comfort On-Screen Keyboard: http://www.comfort-software.com/on-screen-keyboard.html