C'HWERTY

Machine-translated from the French article

CʼHWERTY is a keyboard key layout; derived from QWERTY, it was developed by the association An Drouizig for writing the Breton language. This layout provides characters specific to Breton, not available on an AZERTY keyboard: CʼH, CH, Ñ and Ù. It is named after the characters appearing on the first six keys of the first row of alphabetic keys on the keyboard: the keys CʼH, W, E, R, T and Y. The implementation of the CʼHWERTY layout in X.Org (X keyboard extension (en)) was initiated in 2009, completed in 2023, and revised in 2024. Because there are no dedicated Unicode code points, typing the digraphs cʼh and ch requires an input method.