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==Latin script keyboards==
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===ASCII syllabary ({{tok|jan Lentan}})===
[[File:Lentan's keyboard layout.svg|thumb]]
This keyboard layout was designed by {{tok|[[jan Lentan]]}} based on {{tok|[[jan Misali]]}}'s old ASCII syllabary.<ref name=":0">https://lipu-sona.pona.la/keyboard.html</ref><blockquote>At the end, it completely used up all of the remaining lowercase and uppercase letters of the Latin alphabet, with the exception of V, as well as a few numbers. Which in turn made me think: how would it look as a keyboard layout?
(In this version, uppercase V is also used for “lu”. After all, V is the Roman numeral for 5, and V is an easier key to reach than 5.)</blockquote>{{Clear}}
===Mobile 12-key keyboard ({{tok|jan Lentan}})===
[[File:Lentan's mobile layout.svg|thumb|Android-based 12-key keyboard layout]]
<blockquote>Of course, on smartphones, everything is much easier. You can use whatever layout you want. Here’s an Android-style virtual keyboard, modified to only include characters needed in toki pona (the ones shown on the upper part are the characters shown when holding the corresponding key down):<ref name=":0" /></blockquote>{{Clear}}
=={{tp|sitelen pona}} keyboard layouts==
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[[File:Ajemi - preview.gif|200px|thumb|Typing {{tp|kijetesantakalu lili pi toki pona li suwi mute}} using {{tok|Ajemi}}]]
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[[File:sitelen pona keyboard layout.png|350px|thumb|Keyboard layout by {{tok|jan Lepeka}}]]
In 2022, {{tok|jan Lepeka}} created a {{tp|sitelen pona}} keyboard, in which keys are directly mapped to [[UCSUR]] codepoints. Commons words are typed with no modifiers, while rarer words are typed with the {{w|Shift key|Shift}} modifier key, as well as the {{w|AltGr key|AltGr}} (Windows/Linux) and {{w|Option key|Option}} (
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