A very nice feature that I experienced in other keyboard was to be able to move the cursor very precisely using the space bar. Sliding precisely is already there on the current keyboard but you need to touch long on the word, and it requires a bigger hand movement which I find not practical. Another nice feature is to be able to delete the entire line by sliding left the delete button of the keyboard. This used to increase my productivity a lot. If it's possible to implement or if you can't point me on how to implement it in graphene, I would be very grateful.
Thanks for all the work in this OS :)
[Feature request] allow the space bar of the keyboard to slide the cursor
Until such time, then Heliboard might interest you. Also acknowledged to be safe
The keyboard in GOS is the default one from AOSP.
Means you have to place your FR there, or switch to Gboard, heliboard or fluto. They all support that feature out of the box
Futo keyboard is very good. Its paid software though.
Rizzler Futo is a fixed price "donation", but otherwise free
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mmmm That's like saying: Because you can reset the 30 day trial in Adobe software by tweaking the registry, its free software.
Just because you don't pay for something you use doesn't mean its "free". The clearly want you to pay for it. Avoiding the cost won't make it free.
It costs about 7€ btw, i dont know where you got the " pay what you want" thing from.
Rizzler More like €11 or £9.15.
But if it is a non compulsory payment, then it is a suggested donation.
Whether it is worth it or not, or should you be morally obliged, are irrelevant
There's Floris Board which does just that. It's highly customizable and was once considered to be the AOSP keyboard replacement (that has changed though).
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mmmm You don't have to do lots of things. I don't "need" to pay for adobe software if i don't want to. That doesn't make it free. Same with WinRAR. This is a paid software with an infinite trial essentially. But it literally says on their website "BUY". Im sick of this useless argument tbh. You guys are counter arguing against a FACT with "no". If you watched any of Ros*man's videos, he literally says its "paid software"... Just because you don't pay for it, doesn't mean its free. And im done here unless anyone makes a reasonable logical argument instead of "no".
Proof with timecode:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCGaKvZpJYc&t=9m58s
(I recommend you to watch the whole chapter)
In german, we have to words for it which describes it very well. In English (at least with a translator) it's all just one word.
"Gratis aber nicht kostenlos"
mmmm Its pay if you want to pay. Again, morals aside, you don't NEED to pay for it.
Rizzler This is a paid software with an infinite trial essentially.
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Proof with timecode:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCGaKvZpJYc&t=9m58s
My understanding aligns with @Rizzler as follows: FUTO makes the software available under the condition that users pay, though they know users can use the software without paying. That is not the same as "pay if you want to", as follows. If some large company installed FUTO software on work devices given to employees without paying FUTO, there would be clear grounds for FUTO to sue and, though I am not an attorney, I believe it is likely that they would win.
In theory they could also pursue individual users, though in practice that wouldn't make sense... except maybe to embarrass some high-profile wealthy person using their software without paying.
But overall "what is legal" and "what you can very likely get away with" are not the same thing, and the difference isn't just "morals".
"Please consider paying to support future development of FUTO software"
Their words, not mine.
That is not a demand for payment. Morally, yes - pay. Who wants to work for free?
But paying is clearly not a 'condition'.
So were all level and clear, I paid - I pay for all my useful open source software, including Graphene.
But there is no obligation to pay for Futo keyboard, according to them.