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JCUKEN (ЙЦУКЕН, also
known as YCUKEN,
YTsUKEN and JTSUKEN) is the main
Cyrillic keyboard layout for the
Russian language in
computers and typewriters....
- are not
capable of
typing rapidly using a
native Russian keyboard layout (
JCUKEN). In the
latter case, they
would type
using a
system of transliteration...
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glyphs such as
accented characters,
mathematical symbols, or emoji. The
JCUKEN layout was used in the USSR for all
computers (both
domestically produced...
- the
JCUKEN keyboard layout that were
manufactured in the
COMECON like the Pravets-8 model,
which used the
layout for ЯВЕРТЫ/QWERTY. Now, the
JCUKEN phonetic...
- (U+0043 C
LATIN CAPITAL LETTER C), but also
occupies the same
button in
JCUKEN-QWERTY
hybrid layout keyboards. This
design nuance can be seen on the C/С...
- user must
press the key once to type 'Q' and
twice to type 'W'.
HCESAR JCUKEN Colemak Keyboard Dvorak keyboard layout KALQ
keyboard split-screen touchscreen...
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manual typewriters. It is
mostly a
phonetic transliteration of the
Russian JCUKEN keyboard layout, with some
characters on rows two and
three shifted right...
- for each of 288
screen lines; no text mode. Keyboard: 88 keys (MS-7007),
JCUKEN layout Built-in LAN
controller Built-in
controller for
common or special...
- of the
Cyrillic keyboard is
YaWERT (яверт)
rather than the more
familiar JCUKEN. The keys were made of rubber, and
their size and
placement was virtually...
- in the ****anese
keyboard layout, the
Turkish F-keyboard, and the
Russian JCUKEN (Latin) layout. Of these, only the ****anese
remains in use; the Turkish...
