Apparently SwiftKey has chink mandarin and cantonese input now

yes, but who the fuck uses swiftkey?

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haven't used it in ages but it's there now

I just wanted to try alternatives to botnet keeb

granted, this is another botnet keeb

but whatever

@transience it already had since a while, both pinyin and bopomofo

didn't know it had canton jyutping though

gboard only just got that a few months ago

@Hiruzen I do

Gkeyboard a piece of shit

because they put the microphone right next to suggested words

@Cad Thanks but I still prefer Swiftkey

Swiftkey looks like shit

SwiftKey lags a little but if you use a lot of different languages you basically have no other choice

Why!

I've got 5 on Gboard no problem

swiftkey. this guy live in 1998

@Millwood with different alphabets? Like Chinese and English?

SwiftKey is the only keyboard that makes you mix English and Chinese in a sentence with proper predictions

I don't really mix languages though

my setup

@Millwood y ruskie

Y not

TBH I needed it for something a few times but didn't bother uninstalling the keyboard since then

gboard feels nicer than swiftkey but the predictions are completely fucked, as if it learnt nothing from a whole month of use

google keyboard, before it became gboard, worked perfectly

is it just mine thats broke

no I've noticed that the correction seems off too, but suggestions on any other keyboards I've tried are absolutely balls in comparison

Glide typing seems to work better too

By prediction do you guys mean that you use the suggested words?

Yes, SwiftKey actually continues the sentence for you

Like, I type something and it suggests the next word based on my bag of words analysis

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Gboard has that too but I didn't think anyone actually used it

I just swipe everything

Standard sentences like "Are you going to be on time?" etc are nice to just tap through the selection