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-KKBSwitch - a keyboard layout indicator for TDE.
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-KKBSwitch displays an icon in the system tray that indicates which
-layout is currently active and enables you to switch layouts by clicking
-the icon or by selecting from the menu.
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-It is useful when you have configured the XKeyboard extension of your
-Xorg Server to have more than one keyboard group, for example US/ASCII
-and Russian. It displays an icon in the system tray that indicates which
-layout is currently active. Note that KKBSwitch does not help you
-configure XKeyboard, it merely serves as the indicator of the current
-group.
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-Features include:
-- displays an icon in the system tray indicating the active keyboard
-  group.
-- Configurable icons for the keyboard layouts (chosen from country flag
-  pixmaps that ship with TDE).
-- The "toggle mode" to toggle between the two most recently-used
-  keyboard layouts.
-- Choose to use a global layout, a per-application layout or
-  a per-window layout.
-- Configurable keyboard shortcuts.
-
-
-NB: You still have to configure XKeyboard with the usual xorg options
-(XkbModel, XkbLayout, XkbVariant and XkbOptions).
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-
-Using KKBSwicth.
-
-The most basic usage is simply to let it sit in the system tray and show
-you which keyboard group is currently active. You can also click the
-KKBSwicth system tray icon to switch keyboard layouts.
-When right-clicked, the system tray icon displays a menu with the
-following entries:
-
-- one or more entries corresponding to the configured keyboard groups
-(XKeyboard can have up to 4 groups configured). The currently active
-group will be checked.
-
-Selecting a menu entry corresponding to a group will make that group
-active.
-- "Configure Keyboard Switch..." entry lets you configure KKBSwitch
-- "About Keyboard Switch" displays a standard "About" dialog
-- "Quit" quits KKBSwitch.
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-
-Configuring KKBSwicth.
-
-In the KKBSwitch configuration dialog you can do the following:
-- set the icons corresponding to the available keyboard groups. Note
-that KKBSwitch will try hard to guess the correct icon based on the name
-of the keyboard group (the names are configured in XKeyboard).
-For example, it will display the US flag for US/ASCII group, German flag
-for German group, Russian flag for Russian group, etc. If it cannot
-guess an icon, it will display the "default" icon, which simply shows
-the group's number. Use the configuration dialog to customize the icons:
-- select a group in the "Available keyboard groups" listbox, and click
-"Change icon..." button. You will be able to select from the list of
-country flag pixmaps that is shipped with TDE.
-- turn the "Toggle mode" on and off. "Toggle mode" is a convient feature
-of KKBSwitch, which is useful if you have more than 2 groups.
-When "Toggle mode" is on, pressing the XKeyboard's group switch key or
-clicking KKBSwitch's tray icon will toggle between the two most recently
-used groups. To activate the third or the fourth (if available) group
-you'll need to right-click KKBSwitch's tray icon and select the desired
-group from the menu. For example, I have US/ASCII, Russian and Ukrainian
-layouts configured. Most of the time I use either US/ASCII or Russian
-layout and switch back and forth between them without activating the
-rarely needed Ukrainian layout. But sometimes I need to write something
-in Ukrainian, so I select this layout from the tray icon's menu. When
-"Toggle mode" is on, the two most recently used groups will be marked
-with an asterisk in the KKBSwitch tray icon's menu.
-
-
-DCOP Bindings
-
-As of version 0.2, KKBSwitch can be manipulated programmatically with
-DCOP. It exports an interface named KBSwitchIntf.
-The interfaces offers the following methods:
-- int getNumKbdGroups() returns the number of configured keyboard
-groups (layouts)
-- ASYNC selectNextGroup() does the same thing as clicking on the
-KKBSwitch's tray icon, i.e. makes the next keyboard group active.
-If in "toggle mode", toggles between the two recently used ones, just
-like clicking on the tray icon does.
-- ASYNC selectGroup(int groupno) makes the group whose number is
-groupno active (like selecting a group from the tray icon popup menu)
-- TQStringList getGroupNames() returns the list of the keyboard group
-names as configured in XKeyboard.