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9 April 2018 at 04:55
Thanks to Sorin and Behnam — it seems like the trick may have been convincing it to generate new IDs by toggling the script types. Anyway, it seems to be working now!Thanks again!Carl--Carl Edlund AndersonDepartment of Languages & CulturesUniversidad de La Sabana
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9 April 2018 at 03:17
The steps are:– create a new keylayout, which means ‘from current input source’ too, which is a new keylayout, in fact;– SAVE the new keylayout somewhere on the disk (use function ‘save’ in UKELELE;– make all the changes you wish, including a new name and, highly recommended, giving it a new ID, and make the final ‘save’ when ready;– move the keylayout or a copy of it to /Library/keyboard layouts or the the user level;– restart– activate the keylayout.
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9 April 2018 at 03:12
Try changing its identification number as well. I suspect the computer doesn’t see the name but the identification number.-b
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9 April 2018 at 03:09
Hi all,I’ve just been using Ukelele for the first time in a while, and I created a new key layout “from current input source” using the File menu command. This gave me a keyboard layout collection panel showing the name of the current keyboard layout with the appended tag “copy” — which is all logical enough. However, when I went to change the name (using the Set Keyboard Name and Script… contextual menu command), although I could indeed change the name in the resulting Name and Script panel (and the change there seems persistent), this doesn’t affect what I see in the keyboard layout collection panel, which (under Keyboard Layouts in this collection) still shows the name of the current keyboard layout that I copied, with its appended tag “copy”.Is there some other non-obvious place from which the keyboard layout collection panel is retaining the copied keyboard layout name?Cheers,Carl----Carl Edlund AndersonDepartment of Languages & CulturesUniversidad de La Sabana
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