Hi there.
Allow me to congratulate all the developing staff for the impressive job this keyboard is.
Now, to my problem/suggestion: as noted in other topics, in Italian >è< is FAR more common than <é>. As a matter of fact, <è> means "IS". However, long-pressing <E> opens <é> first. A minor nuisance, certainly, but resolving it would go a long way toward convincing my to buy the PRO version..
As a minor addendum, I saw in other keyboards the possibility to change the language by long pressing and sliding the space-bar. If there are no copyrights issues, it would be a nice way to spare a button's space.
Just a thought.
Thank you and keep up the good work!
Paolo G.
Allow me to congratulate all the developing staff for the impressive job this keyboard is.
Now, to my problem/suggestion: as noted in other topics, in Italian >è< is FAR more common than <é>. As a matter of fact, <è> means "IS". However, long-pressing <E> opens <é> first. A minor nuisance, certainly, but resolving it would go a long way toward convincing my to buy the PRO version..
As a minor addendum, I saw in other keyboards the possibility to change the language by long pressing and sliding the space-bar. If there are no copyrights issues, it would be a nice way to spare a button's space.
Just a thought.
Thank you and keep up the good work!
Paolo G.