This package is used as dependency for other applications. Please do not install it separately.

OpenCC Qml Plugin

Bridge between QML and OpenCC.

Used in SailHanzi https://openrepos.net/content/toxip/sailhanzi

Dependencies

OpenCC https://openrepos.net/content/birdzhang/opencc-sailfish

Source

opencc-qml-plugin https://github.com/topiasv/opencc-qml-plugin

OpenCC http://byvoid.github.io/OpenCC/

Sail Hanzi

A simple Chinese character converter app for Sailfish OS utilizing the OpenCC Chinese character converter library

Dependencies

opencc-qml-plugin https://openrepos.net/content/toxip/opencc-qml-plugin

OpenCC https://openrepos.net/content/birdzhang/opencc-sailfish

Sources

SailHanzi https://github.com/topiasv/sailhanzi

Japanese flick keyboard input method.

Flick keyboard is a 12 key layout that provides fast input method with simple flick gestures. It is the most popular input method for Japanese on smartphones. The kana are grouped together by their respective initial consonants. To choose a different kana from each category, simply tap or flick left, up, right or down on each key to get a kana with different vowel ending.

New Version with Python 3.7 binding, please update only for SailfishOS > 3.0.2.8!

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Source code is on GitLab.com.

OUTDATED!

Upgrade to upstream version from: https://openrepos.net/content/coderus/aliendalvik-control

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