• Step 2: Move it to the Right Spot 🗂️

Now, we need to move that file into its proper home.

Here’s how:

a. Open Finder: Click the cute Finder icon in your Dock!

b. Go to Folder: Press Command + Shift + G on your keyboard. You’ll see a box pop up!

c. Enter the Path: Type /Library/Keyboard Layouts/ and click "Go". 🚀

d. Drag and Drop: Simply drag the Lebnéne file and drop it into that folder. Done!

• Step 3: Open Keyboard Settings ⚙️

Next up, restart your device, then let’s head to your Keyboard Settings! You can find this in System Preferences (or System Settings if you're on the latest macOS).

• Step 4: Edit Input Sources 🧑‍💻

Under Text Input, find Input Sources, and click “Edit…”.

• Step 5: Add a New Keyboard Layout ➕

Click that + button to add a new keyboard!

• Step 6: Select "Lebanese Kelme" 🔍

In the search box, type "Lebanese", select Lebanese Kelme, and hit Add.

Pro tip: You may need to restart your Mac for everything to work perfectly. 🖥️🔄

• Final Step: Start Typing in Style 🎊

Now, choose Lebanese Kelme from your input sources, and voilà—you’re all set to type in Lebanese! 📝✨

Bonus: Keyboard Layout Info 🔤

Curious how your keyboard will look? Here’s a sneak peek at the layout:

Basic Layout: Regular key arrangement for daily use.

Expert Layout (with Dead Keys): For the pros! 🧠 These keys help you type accents and diacritics.

But beware of the apostrophe – it's a Dead Key, sacrificed for the greater good of the alphabet drama. 😵 When you press it, it won't do a thing... until you team it up with a vowel and select consonants. 🎩✨

• ' + a = á

• ' + e = é

• ' + u = ú

• ' + o = ó

• ' + i = í

• ' + g = ġ 

• ' + c = č

• ' + s = ṣ

• ' + d = ḍ

• ' + t = ṭ

• ' + z = ż

• double press on ' = '

Say goodbye to the "Insert Symbol" saga! Happy typing! 🚀⌨️