hebrew dvorak phonetic keyboard mapping for ubuntu linux, (/usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/il)

hebrew dvorak phonetic keboard map

//  dvorak-phonetic
partial alphanumeric_keys 
xkb_symbols "dvorak" {

    name[Group1]= "Hebrew (dvorak)";

    key <TLDE> { [       grave, asciitilde, dead_grave, dead_tilde  ] };

    key <AE01> { [      1,  exclam      ]   };
    key <AE02> { [      2,  at      ]   };
    key <AE03> { [      3,  numbersign  ]   };
    key <AE04> { [      4,  dollar , U20AA     ]   };
    key <AE05> { [      5,  percent     ]   };
    key <AE06> { [      6,  asciicircum, dead_circumflex, dead_circumflex ] };
    key <AE07> { [      7,  ampersand   ]   };
    key <AE08> { [      8,  asterisk    ]   };
    key <AE09> { [      9,  parenleft,  dead_grave] };
    key <AE10> { [      0,  parenright  ]   };
    key <AE11> { [ bracketleft, braceleft   ]   };
    key <AE12> { [ bracketright, braceright,  dead_tilde] };


    key <AD01> { [  apostrophe, quotedbl, dead_acute, dead_diaeresis    ] };
    key <AD02> { [  comma,  less,   dead_cedilla, dead_caron    ] };
    key <AD03> { [      period, greater, dead_abovedot, periodcentered  ] };

    key <AD04> { [      hebrew_pe,  hebrew_finalpe       ]   };
    key <AD05> { [      hebrew_ayin,  hebrew_ayin      ]   };
    key <AD06> { [      hebrew_pe,  hebrew_finalpe       ]   };
    key <AD07> { [      hebrew_gimel,  hebrew_gimel       ]   };
    key <AD08> { [      hebrew_kaph,  hebrew_finalkaph       ]   };
    key <AD09> { [      hebrew_resh,  hebrew_resh      ]   };
    key <AD10> { [      hebrew_lamed,  hebrew_lamed       ]   };
    key <AD11> { [  slash,  question    ]   };
    key <AD12> { [  equal,  plus        ]   };

    key <AC01> { [      hebrew_aleph,  hebrew_aleph      ]   };
    key <AC02> { [      hebrew_waw, hebrew_waw       ]   };
    key <AC03> { [      hebrew_shin,  hebrew_shin       ]   };
    key <AC04> { [      hebrew_chet,  hebrew_chet       ]   };
    key <AC05> { [      hebrew_yod,  hebrew_yod       ]   };
    key <AC06> { [      hebrew_dalet,  hebrew_dalet       ]   };
    key <AC07> { [      hebrew_he, hebrew_he       ]   };
    key <AC08> { [      hebrew_tet,  hebrew_tet       ]   };
    key <AC09> { [      hebrew_nun,  hebrew_finalnun       ]   };
    key <AC10> { [      hebrew_samech,  hebrew_samech       ]   };
    key <AC11> { [  minus,  underscore  ]   };

    key <AB01> { [   semicolon, colon, dead_ogonek, dead_doubleacute ] };
    key <AB02> { [      hebrew_qoph,  hebrew_qoph       ]   };
    key <AB03> { [      hebrew_yod,  hebrew_yod       ]   };
    key <AB04> { [      hebrew_kaph,  hebrew_finalkaph       ]   };
    key <AB05> { [      hebrew_zade,  hebrew_finalzade       ]   };
    key <AB06> { [      hebrew_bet,  hebrew_bet       ]   };
    key <AB07> { [      hebrew_mem,  hebrew_finalmem       ]   };
    key <AB08> { [      hebrew_waw,  hebrew_waw       ]   };
    key <AB09> { [      hebrew_taw,  hebrew_taw       ]   };
    key <AB10> { [      hebrew_zain,  hebrew_zain       ]   };

    key <BKSL> { [  backslash,  bar             ]       };


};

This layout isn't actually purely phonetic--more a hybrid-- phonetic with a logographic affinity backup. Where a phonetic/legacy affinity is available (a:א, b:ב, g:ג, d:ד, h:ה, w,o:ו, z:ז)it applies, where not then there is some logographic affinity applied. So:
(if it's not obvious imagine a reflective or rotational tranformation)
e : ש,
u : ח,
v : ת,
y: ע,
x: צ
...
Some Hebrew letters map from multiple Latin letters: so i and j both to י (that's a yod), w and o both to ו (that's a vav), f and p both to פ.

Thank you! How do I use this? I tried giving it to xkbcomp but no luck...

Also, do you know how common it is for Hebrew-speakers to use a latin-phonetic layout vs. the "standard" (Hebrew typewriter) layout?