tuxedocomputers/keyboard-layouts

FR-Azerty layout

1000i100 opened this issue · 3 comments

1000i100 commented

Hi, I've bought a TUXEDO Aurora 15 (so XP15 like keyboard if I've well understood) with FRENCH (FR) with backlit with TUX superkey.

I have 2 questions :

  1. why the french display isn't available on this repository, but is available in the buying configurator ? (so there is no preview of the final layout for french keyboard before buying them)
  2. why did the french layout you deliver have Shift alternative writen at bottom left and not at upper left corner of each key ? (the shift key represent an up arrow, so it's counter-intuitive to put them at bottom and not at top ! )
1000i100 commented

I don't had any answer here. Why do you close it as completed ?

vinzv commented

Sorry, I thought this was obsolete.

  1. We're offering all languages with their respective standard layouts. So for FR that's AZERTY.
  2. I don't understand the problem. It looks pretty much like any other keyboard layout to me:
    grafik
1000i100 commented
  1. I've seen that because I bought it, but in this repository, it' hard to find FR layout :
  • in Aurora 15 folder (my computer) no FR keyboard layout.
  • in Pulse 14 folder, there is FR_NZ keyboard
  • in XP15 folder there is only FR Bépo layout not Azerty
  • and finaly only in InfinityBook Pro 16 (Gen7) folder, there is CH_FR Qwertz layout and FR ISO (Azerty) Layout.

Perhapse a fix could be adding a README in each folder with a link to not-local keyboard layout (in Aurora 15 folder a link to InfinityBook Pro 16 (Gen7) folder to find french keyboard and others.
EDIT : Or a general folder for extended keyboard and an other for compact ones, and refering to them in computer models. No, i've seen difference in [fn] keys, so i don't know what should be done exept publish in this repositeroy all locale layout your selling, for each model.

  1. For example, the key : [1 &] in your screen shot.
    On all other azerty keyboard i've seen, 1 is in the upper left corner of the key, and & is at the center.
    On your layout, what's not standard is : The shift alternative symbol of each key (1 in our example) is in the lower left corner and not the upper left corner of the key.

That's very confusing for me.