A name typed correctly is the second good move of every beautiful connection
A name typed correctly is the second good move of every beautiful connection. kasahorow exists to build connections between people who do not yet have the words to reach each other. Use the macOS keyboard and spellchecking tool for writing in the kasahorow Connection Kitchen. This app brings native keyboard layouts and spelling dictionaries for fourteen languages to your Mac, each one built for the way the modern language is actually written in online communities: Akan, Ga-Dangme, Gbe (Ewe), Ge'ez (Tigrinya), Gikuyu, Hausa, Igbo, Lingala, Luo, Swahili, Swiss German, Tswana, Wolof, and Yoruba. HOW IT WORKS 1. Choose a language and select Install. 2. kasahorow prepares the files and opens the folder in Finder, ready for you. 3. Drag them into place, then turn the layout on in System Settings → Keyboard. kasahorow shows you each step as you go, including a direct link to the right pane. From there, the keyboard sits alongside the others already on your Mac, and the dictionary works quietly in the background — in Mail, Notes, Pages, or anywhere else the system spell-checker reaches. Write the letter home in Twi. Draft the sermon in Ewe. Sign your name the way it has always been spelled.
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