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The French project would be even worse for us French coders. Symbols used for code would be hidden behind several layers like altgr combinations. While, imo, a
by erelde 10y ago
The French project would be even worse for us French coders.
Symbols used for code would be hidden behind several layers like altgr combinations. While, imo, archaic symbols (ÇÀÉÈàçê, etc) would be on the first layer.
I'm planning on doing the same as parent, using the US layout, but I can't change my keyboard at work, and although I can type in qwerty, I don't know all the layers like I do azerty, so I can't just type without looking.
- slang800 10y agoYou can't change your keyboard at work? That's odd... Where do you work?
- erelde 10y agoLarge org, windows, non admin rights. Don't have the rights to plug non approved usb devices. I can't even use another text editor than the one I have. All those 'vim vs emacs' war-jokes make me laugh. What I wouldn't give to use vim... I can change the software layout, but as I said, I don't know enough the sublayers of the qwerty layout to be able to type without looking.
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