UltimateKEYS Keyboard Layout - Testing

International US QWERTY layout with enhanced multilingual support for AutoHotkey (Win), MSKLC (Win) and XKB/Xmodmap (Linux). This layout has borrowed some aspects from EurKEY and US-International.

=> Testing repository of UltimateKEYS

Official release : 
Testing release : 
Legacy release : 
Core release :  

Keyboard Layout Image

=> CP key (blue) :  Compose Key (Multi_key), in combination with AltGr (Right Alt) (only with AutoHotkey and Linux).
=> Note that the ISO key (next to Left Shift) is not present on standard ANSI keyboards.

MSKLC - Keyboard Layout Image

=> Without Compose Key, since MSKLC does not support multiple keystrokes as a sequence for a dead key.

AutoHotkey - Caps Lock modifications

These modifications feature a second AltGr (Right Alt) or Backspace key via Caps Lock.
The classic Caps Lock behavior can be triggered (or toggled) by pressing both Shift keys together.
See the folder ahk-capslock-mods for instructions.

UltimateKEYS - Colemak Variant

Colemak variant of UltimateKEYS - This variant uses Colemak as its primary (or base) layout and features UltimateKEYS as its secondary (AltGr) layout.
See the folder colemak (for AutoHotkey v2 and v1.1 on Windows, and XKB/Xmodmap on Linux).

UltimateKEYS - '.keylayout' format (macOS)

A '.keylayout' file for macOS (without Compose Key). Note that this work is still in its testing stage (install/integrate at your own risk!).
Please carefully read the 'Known Issues - Disclaimer' section in its README.md before installing/integrating !
See the folder keylayout for further details.

US Intl AltGr dead keys - AutoHotkey v2/v1.1

US Intl AltGr dead keys layout in AHK (overlay scripts for US QWERTY / US-International / ...).
Note that these scripts are based on :  https://github.com/pieter-degroote/us-intl-altgr-dk
See the folder us-intl-altgr-dk-ahk.

Important Notice - Security

=> Win/Linux :  Only use "BASIC LATIN" characters (codes 32 to 126) for your Windows, Microsoft Live and Linux passwords !
Otherwise, it might be impossible to type any Unicode character higher than "Basic Latin" at the login screen/prompt (due to a different keyboard configuration) ! => ACCOUNT LOCKOUT

=> Win/Linux :  ALWAYS make your system passwords VISIBLE during modification !

For official releases, please see :

UltimateKEYS :  https://github.com/pieter-degroote/UltimateKEYS

Core repository :  https://github.com/pieter-degroote/UltimateKEYS-core

Website :  https://pieter-degroote.github.io/