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A frequent updated changelog for Keyman is kept at [help.keyman.com/version-history](https://help.keyman.com/version-history) on the Keyman Help website.
## Related Topics
* [What's New](whatsnew)

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* [Welcome to Keyman](welcome)
* [What's New](whatsnew)
* [Version History](history)
* [Version History](history)

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Thank you for installing Keyman for Linux. Whether you're a new or returning user, we believe you will appreciate the significant enhancements in this latest version of Keyman for Linux.
## What is Keyman for Linux?
Keyman for Linux makes it possible to type in over 1,000 languages in any Linux application.
Keyman for Linux also supports KMFL keyboards, so your existing KMFL keyboards will continue to work.
[Click here](../start/) to get started.
[Click here](../start/) to get started.

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* Improved user interface
* Improved support for KDE, Gnome, Arch Linux
[![](../linux_images/video.png) Watch a video](https://youtu.be/4W9Z9_IFUII)
[![Watch a video](../linux_images/video.png)](https://youtu.be/4W9Z9_IFUII)
that highlights some of these new features.

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---
## Q. How do I install Keyman for Linux?
**A.** In Ubuntu and Wasta-Linux, Keyman for Linux can be installed via launchpad:
```bash
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:keymanapp/keyman
sudo apt-get update
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sudo apt-get install keyman onboard-keyman
```
An older version of Keyman for Linux packages is also available in any current Debian at:
An older version of Keyman for Linux packages is also available in any current Debian at:
[https://packages.debian.org/keyman](https://packages.debian.org/keyman)
## Q. How do I install a Keyman keyboard?
**A.** Follow this [guide](../start/installing-keyboard) for installing Keyman keyboards.
## Q. What's the relationship between Keyman for Linux and KMFL?
**A.** Keyman for Linux and KMFL are released together in the Keyman
[PPA](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu#Package_Archives), but are separate. The installation
instructions above will install Keyman, not KMFL. KMFL was developed as a black-box clone of Keyman
for Windows years ago; after Keyman was released as open source it became possible to share the
for Windows years ago; after Keyman was released as open source it became possible to share the
code base between Windows and Linux. Keyman for Linux is the long-term supported solution.
## Q. Can I have Keyman for Linux and KMFL installed at the same time?
**A.** Yes. To install KMFL on Ubuntu:
```bash
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:keymanapp/keyman
sudo apt-get update
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```
## Q. If I already had KMFL installed, how can I uninstall KMFL before installing Keyman?
**A.** It is good to remove any keyboards from ibus e.g. KMFL keyboards before you remove KMFL.
Then, to remove KMFL:
```bash
sudo dpkg --purge ibus-kmfl libkmfl
```
## Q. How do I display the On-screen Keyboard (OSK)?
**A.** From the launcher, enter `onboard`
![](../linux_images/onboard.png "Onboard")
## Q. What Linux distros will Keyman work with?
**A.** Keyman runs on Debian, Ubuntu, Wasta Linux and can be compiled to run from source in most distributions.
**Note:** Keyman for Linux no longer supports Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (Xenial Xerus).
## Q. Will my existing Windows Keyman keyboard work with Keyman for Linux?
**A.** Most keyboards will work without change. A small subset of keyboards require features which
are not yet available in Keyman for Linux. These features will be progressively implemented.

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---
title: Keyman for Linux 14.0 Help
title: Keyman for Linux 15.0 Help
---
Need help using Keyman for Linux? In time, this product documentation will grow and explain frequently asked questions.
## [About Keyman for Linux](about/)
* [Welcome to Keyman](about/welcome)
* [What's New](about/whatsnew)
* [Version History](about/history)
## [Getting Started](start/)
* [Installing a keyboard](start/installing-keyboard)
## [Common Questions](common/)
## Ask for Help
[Ask other users in the SIL Keyman Community](https://community.software.sil.org/c/keyman)
## Help Topics

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---
title: Getting Started"
title: Getting Started
---
* [How To - Installing Keyboards with Keyman for Linux](installing-keyboard)

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![](../linux_images/km-config.png "Keyman Configuration")
## Download from Keyman cloud repository
From Keyman Configuration, click "Download". At the search page, enter the keyboard you want to download.
![](../linux_images/search-khmer-angkor.png "Search for khmer_angkor keyboard")
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![](../linux_images/download-khmer-angkor.png "Install khmer_angkor")
## Install Local .kmp keyboard package
Keyman for Linux can also install keyboards from local .kmp keyboard packages. From Keyman Configuration,
click "Install". Then browse to the local .kmp keyboard package and install.