Tibetan Standard (Windows Vista/CNS)keyboard for the Linux console, by Rich Felker (me).Use yoursystem’s package manager if you want to install these input methods.Beware that (as of Summer 2007) m17n-lib’s notion of what is “Wylie”is rather incorrect and probably not what you expect.

UIM, through m17n-lib, makes various Tibetan input methodsavailable, but installation is OS- and distribution-specific.You do not need to download this file unless you’recurious to read it it has been included in the standard X.orgdistribution for a long time. Dzongkha keyboard layout for X WindowSystem/XKB.Newer versionsof X.org will include this keyboard in the standard distribution, butunder a different name: cn(tib).

Tibetan Standard (Windows Vista/CNS)keyboard for the X Window System, using XKB, by Rich Felker (me).Install it as bo (with no extension)in /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols (location may vary onold/strange systems) and activate with the setxkbmap commandor your favorite graphical XKB configuration program.

Monlam Bod-yig v2 - is this really a Unicode keyboard or not?.

Just like the above, this needs Keyman installedfirst.

Sambhota 2 work-alike keyboard b圜hris Walker.

Before using this you must first install “Keyman”.The free version seems to have been discontinued and no longeravailablefrom Tavultesoft,but has anold version availablefor download. This is NOT the Sambhota software but rather a keyboardwhich enables one to enter Unicode Tibetan using the layout familiarto Sambhota users.

Sambhota 1 work-alike keyboard b圜hris Walker.

TISE, which allows you to enter Tibetantext by typing the Wylie transliteration.See official sitehere.

Dzongkha layout keyboard created withMSKLC by Chris Fynn.Documentation onthis layout can befound inEnglishand inTibetan at Tashi Tsering’s site. This is not needed ifyou have Windows Vista it’s included with the OS. Tibetan Standard (Windows Vista/CNS)keyboard for Windows 2000/XP/etc., created with MSKLC by RichFelker (me).

Monlam bodyig download for mac