Johnny Andersson wrote:
Those accents, such as ´`¨^~, if I want to type an à, I just press `,
release it and then press a. Do you mean that this doesn't work
everywhere?
That will work as long as you use a keyboard layout with 'dead keys',
like US International.
I know that keyboard for different countries work different, but do
you mean
that only Swedish keyboard (and maybe a few more) have the ´ ` ¨ ^ ~
keys?
No, most keyboards will have those keys, but they may produce their
character directly, instead of remaining 'dead' until a second key is
pressed to combine it with.
And when I switch to linux, will those keys stop work for me?
If you choose the right keyboard layout, they will work in Linux as well.
Someone said something about Ctrl+Alt+[0 followed by numbers on the
numeric
keypad] to get things like ç etc, but on my keyboard it's Alt only, not
Ctrl. Is that also typical for Swedish keyboards? Alt+014000 (just to
mention one example) gives me °. Ctrl+Alt+014000 gives me nothing.
On my computer (Windows) it's Alt only as well.
Henk.
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