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> I thought the AZERTY and QWERTY layouts were about the same if you touchtype. ... and never need a comma, or numbers.
by tom_mellior 10y ago
> I thought the AZERTY and QWERTY layouts were about the same if you touchtype.
... and never need a comma, or numbers.
- crucialfelix 10y agoor never need to program: ( ) { } [ ] ; @ I have a German kezboard (sic) but I run it in US mode. I have no idea how any programmer can use the standard German layout (and many I know use US keyboards).
- guitarbill 10y agoThis. All good manufacturers (Apple, Dell, Lenovo) allow you to spec US keyboards when you order. macOS is good because of it's composing. You can compose umlauts by pressing option+u and then the "base" vowel, sz/ß is option+s. Same with accents, that's option+e/option+i and more. The Spanish ñ one is option+n, n.