> When we want to use "o" with accent we just press right ALT with "o". Simple and fast. That's fine for ò I guess, but then how do you type ô, ö and ó? But a

> When we want to use "o" with accent we just press right ALT with "o". Simple and fast. That's fine for ò I guess, but then how do you type ô, ö and ó? But as has been said elsewhere, this thread is confusing dead keys, which have nothing to do with fonts: typing the ^ key followed by the o key enters a single character ô, with combining characters where the character ̂ followed by the character o is rendered as ̂o (which should look the same as ô) (edit looks like this works fine on my fixed-width font when editing, but not so fine on the regular proportional font when displaying the comment, it's sadly quite usual for fonts to mishandle combining characters). Here, the issue is that the standalone non-combining ` (as well as ´, ¨ and ¸) is handled by this font as if they were combining, thus doubly confusing users with dead-key keyboards.