Desktop

Windows

  • Install AutoHotkey if not already installed here, and download this repository as a zip (and extract)

  • Next, press Windows+R and enter shell:startup (shell:common startup for the extension to be available to all users). This will take you to a folder, where you can move/copy the default.ahk script from the Windows folder

  • Now you can restart, and Sitelen Emoji is ready to use. It is off by default, but you can press F2 or Fn+F2 to turn it on or off again

MacOS

  • Download this repository as a zip (and extract)

  • Double click the default.inputplugin script in the MacOSX folder to make it run (You might have to give it some permissions in order to do so)

  • There should be a "Toki Ma Sitelen Emoji" Keyboard in your list of installed keyboards

  • To use it, switch to that keyboard and type, and switch back to your regular keyboard when needed

Linux

  • Check if Inteligent Input Bus (IBus) is installed and enabled on your machine (enter ibus version in the command line)

  • If not, install by sudo apt-get install ibus ibus-clutter ibus-gtk ibus-gtk3 ibus-qt4 ibus-table

  • Download this repository as a zip (and extract). Then run the command sudo ibus-table-createdb -n /usr/share/ibus-table/tables/tokimasitelenemoji.db -s Linux/default_ibus.txt from the directory you extracted to

  • Now that the the extension has been installed, run ibus-daemon -drx or restart your machine

  • This enables you to run ibus-setup to complete the setup. There should be an option for a "Toki Ma Sitelen Emoji" keyboard under "English (US)." Select and install the keyboard

  • To use Sitelen Emoji, switch to that keyboard and type, and switch back to your regular keyboard when needed