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Stenograghy is awesomely fast - Proficient users can type as quickly as most people can speak. But the downside of it is that you need to learn a whole new keyboard layout in order to use it AND you need to learn a new 'spelling' for every single word you'd like to type.
kbd aims to be a middle road, exposing a suite of chorded keyboard shortcuts on top of your existing keyboard layout. RightGui+t becomes 'the '. RightGui+u becomes 'you '. You get to use your existing keyboad and layout unchanged, AND each new chord you learn instantly speeds up your current typing.
The current version is a prototype, only working on linux.
You'll need gcc, clang, or other C complier, and 'tup', a build system.
tup init
tup
kbd /dev/input/by-id/your-keyboard-here