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 Layouts
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-The following layouts are available:
+The Virtual keyboard have one Layouts which it my special custom layout.
 
-* **Mobile Layouts:**
-    * ``mobile-intl`` - A small international layout optimised for mobile devices. This layout consists of multiple layers which
-        can be switched on the fly, and overlays that appear on long-press of certain keys, adding input ability for
-        diacritics and other variants, as well as some emoji. The layers are:
-        * a basic qwerty layer
-        * a layer for numeric input, arrows, and punctuation
-        * a layer for function keys, media keys, and arrows
-        * a cyrillic layer (ЙЦУКЕН based); the э key is moved to an overlay on е
-        * a dialer/numeric layer
-    * ``mobile-plain`` - This is a plain layout with only a qwerty layer and numeric/punctuation layer. It was
-        originally made for [sxmo](https://sr.ht/~mil/Sxmo/).
-* **Traditional layouts**:
-    * ``en`` - An english layout without layers (QWERTY)
-    * ``de`` - A german layout (QWERTZ)
-    * ``ru`` - A russian layout (ЙЦУКЕН)
-    * ``sh`` - A serbo-croatian layout using latin script (QWERTZ)
 
-Usage
------
-
-	$ svkbd-mobile-intl
-
-This will open svkbd at the bottom of the screen, showing the default
-international layout.
-
-	$ svkbd-mobile-intl -d
-
-This tells svkbd to announce itself being a dock window, which then
-is managed differently between different window managers. If using dwm
-and the dock patch, then this will make svkbd being managed by dwm and
-some space of the screen being reserved for it.
-
-	$ svkbd-mobile-intl -g 400x200+1+1
-
-This will start svkbd-intl with a size of 400x200 and at the upper left
-window corner.
-
-For layouts that consist of multiple layers, you can enable layers on program start through either the ``-l`` flag or
-through the ``SVKBD_LAYERS`` environment variable.  They both take a comma separated list of layer names (as defined in
-your ``layout.*.h``). Use the ``↺`` button in the bottom-left to cycle through all the layers.
-
-Some layouts come with overlays that will show when certain keys are hold pressed for a longer time. For
-example, a long press on the ``a`` key will enable an overview showing all kinds of diacritic combinations for ``a``.
-
-Overlay functionality interferes with the ability to hold a key and have it outputted repeatedly.  You can disable
-overlay functionality with the ``-O`` flag or by setting the environment variable ``SVKBD_ENABLEOVERLAYS=0``. There is
-also a key on the function layer of the keyboard itself to enable/disable this behaviour on the fly. Its label shows
-``≅`` when the overlay functionality is enabled and ``≇`` when not.
-
-Notes
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-
-This virtual keyboard does not actually modify the X keyboard layout, the ``mobile-intl``, ``mobile-plain`` and ``en`` layouts simply rely on a standard US QWERTY layout (setxkbmap us) being activated, the other layouts (``de``, ``ru``, ``sh``) require their respective XKB keymaps to be active.
-
-If you use another XKB layout you will get unpredictable output that does not match the labels on the virtual keycaps!
 
 Repository
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