Update Lithuanian layout #43
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See #44 (comment) |
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This layout is also used in phone keyboards, for example in Samsung keyboard: And AnySoftKeyboard: |
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The lack of Lithuanian letters has been added as an issue in FUTO Keyboard: futo-org/futo-keyboard-layouts#5 |
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Updated the Lithuanian layout to add the letters Ą Č Ę Ė Į Š Ų Ū Ž according to the Windows Lithuanian layout. This avoids the need for long pressing keys, making typing faster.
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