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It only really matters for laptops, though. And even then you can use a different layout, except that the keys might not match the typed characters.
by pilsetnieks 11y ago
It only really matters for laptops, though. And even then you can use a different layout, except that the keys might not match the typed characters.
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- pilsetnieks 11y agoSorry, I meant the case where the layout is the same but button markings are different. If the layout is actually different, then yes, you'd have to adjust even more.
- germanier 11y agoThere are only two different versions for key shape and positions if I didn't miss one: the US variant and everything else.
- sswezey 11y agoJapanese has the fat enter.
- germanier 11y agoThanks, you are right and upon closer inspection South Korea, Taiwan, and Thailand use US-style keys as well. My point still stands: If you have an European laptop at hand and don't care about the markings, you can freely use any of the other European keyboard layouts.