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Speaking of multilinguals - note that Swiss people actually need capslock to type things like 'Ö' because if you press SHIFT + 'ö' then you get 'é' on a Swiss l
by Kenji 10y ago
Speaking of multilinguals - note that Swiss people actually need capslock to type things like 'Ö' because if you press SHIFT + 'ö' then you get 'é' on a Swiss layout (well, I guess you could type '¨' first and then 'O', that also assembles to 'Ö'). Gotta accomodate for both German and French. Just a bit of trivia you might not have known.
- mxfh 10y agoTry the US-International Layout on US-QWERTY. It works well with German and French as secondary languages. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QWERTY#US-International https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QWERTY#US-International The Windows version makes more sense to me, but I'm getting used to the Mac one too.
- ucs 10y agoIndeed. On my bog standard US+International layout I can simply do: AltGr + e = é AltGr + p = ö Adding Shift to the mix produces É and Ö, respectively, as one would expect.