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By author: Markus Kuhn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
In newsgroup: linux.utf8
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> whereas keys on European keyboards for precomposed latin letters
> are likely to vanish, leading to more language-independent keyboard
> standards. But that's still a bit away today.
>
I can safely say that keys for ���/��� will *never* disappear in
Scandinavia. To most Scandinavians, these are letters in their own
right, whereas W is a compound letter (a contraction of VV).
Obviously, we're not about to see W disappear from English keyboards
any time soon. Don't expect to see � disappear from a Swedish
keyboard either.
-hpa
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