KeyboardSwitch
An application which switches typed text as if it were typed with another keyboard layout
MIT License
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Published by TolikPylypchuk 2 months ago
This release contains numerous minor improvements. For the full list of changes, you can view the changelog.
To install Keyboard Switch on Windows, download KeyboardSwitch-4.2.0-x64-win.msi or KeyboardSwitch-4.2.0-arm64-win.msi (if you're not sure which one you need then it's most probably x64). To get a portable version, download KeyboardSwitch-4.2.0-x64-win.zip or KeyboardSwitch-4.2.0-arm64-win.zip.
To install Keyboard Switch on macOS, download KeyboardSwitch-4.2.0-arm64.pkg (if your computer runs on an Apple CPU, like M1) or KeyboardSwitch-4.2.0-x86_64.pkg (if your computer runs on an Intel CPU). To uninstall Keyboard Switch on macOS, download KeyboardSwitchUninstaller-4.2.0.pkg.
To install Keyboard Switch on Debian-based Linux distributions (like Ubuntu, Linux Mint etc.), download keyboard-switch_4.2.0-1_amd64.deb or keyboard-switch_4.2.0-1_arm64.deb (if you're not sure which one you need then it's most probably _amd64).
To install Keyboard Switch on RHEL-based Linux distributions (like Fedora, Rocky Linux, etc.), as well as SUSE, download keyboard-switch-4.2.0-1.x86_64.rpm or keyboard-switch-4.2.0-1.aarch64.rpm (if you're not sure which one you need then it's most probably x86_64).
To install Keyboard Switch on other Linux distributions (like Arch Linux), download keyboard-switch-4.2.0-x64.tar.gz or keyboard-switch-4.2.0-arm64.tar.gz (if you're not sure which one you need then it's most probably x64).
To learn how to setup Keyboard Switch, go to https://keyboardswitch.tolik.io/.
To learn how it works in more detail, go to https://docs.keyboardswitch.tolik.io/.
The first release which includes support for macOS. Windows and Linux support was also improved. For the full list of changes, you can view the changelog.
To install Keyboard Switch on Windows, download KeyboardSwitch-4.1-x64-win.msi. To get a portable version, download KeyboardSwitch-4.1-x64-win.zip or KeyboardSwitch-4.1-arm64-win.zip (if you're not sure which one you need then it's most probably x64).
To install Keyboard Switch on macOS, download KeyboardSwitch-4.1-x86_64.pkg (if your computer runs on an Intel CPU) or KeyboardSwitch-4.1-arm64.pkg (if your computer runs on an Apple CPU, like M1). To uninstall Keyboard Switch on macOS, download KeyboardSwitchUninstaller-4.1.pkg.
To install Keyboard Switch on Debian-based Linux distributions (like Ubuntu, Linux Mint etc.), download keyboard-switch_4.1-1_amd64.deb or keyboard-switch_4.1-1_arm64.deb (if you're not sure which one you need then it's most probably amd64).
To install Keyboard Switch on RHEL-based Linux distributions (like Fedora, CentOS, Rocky Linux, etc.), as well as SUSE, download keyboard-switch-4.1-1.x86_64.rpm or keyboard-switch-4.1-1.aarch64.rpm (if you're not sure which one you need then it's most probably x86_64).
To install Keyboard Switch on other Linux distributions (like Arch Linux), download keyboard-switch-4.1-x64.tar.gz or keyboard-switch-4.1-arm64.tar.gz (if you're not sure which one you need then it's most probably x64).
To learn how to setup Keyboard Switch, go to https://keyboardswitch.tolik.io.
To learn how it works in more detail, go to https://docs.keyboardswitch.tolik.io.
Published by TolikPylypchuk almost 3 years ago
The first release which is cross-platform, and works on Linux. See the changelog and the docs for more details.
To install the app on Windows, use the .msi file (or the .zip file for a portable version). For Linux use the .deb file (for Debian-based distributions, like Ubuntu or Mint), the .rpm file (for RHEL-based distributions, like CentOS, Fedora, or Rocky Linux, as well as SUSE), or the .tar.gz file.
Published by TolikPylypchuk about 4 years ago
A completely rewritten app with multiple changes and new features. See the changelog for more details.
Published by TolikPylypchuk over 6 years ago
A fix of a bug which caused the app to crash.
Published by TolikPylypchuk almost 7 years ago
A major rewrite of the code base, a brand new installer and a possibility for users to switch text without the need to manually copy/paste it.
Published by TolikPylypchuk over 7 years ago
The initial release (v1.0) was created before this project came to GitHub. Therefore it's starting with v1.1 here, which only includes a few minor fixes compared to v1.0.