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You already have one: ≠ That works in the linux command line, and in this text field on linux: ctrl-shift-u2260enter Of course now you have to find the cod
by a3n 10y ago
You already have one: ≠
That works in the linux command line, and in this text field on linux:
ctrl-shift-u2260enter
Of course now you have to find the code. I've always had luck with wikipedia. Also I'm assuming my locale, etc etc works the same for everyone.
http://fsymbols.com/keyboard/linux/unicode/ http://fsymbols.com/keyboard/linux/unicode/
Similar methods available for windows and mac, I imagine.
- deathanatos 10y agoIf you're in Linux, and you have a key mapped to Compose, you can hit "Compose = /" or "Compose / =" to get ≠.
- pmarreck 10y agoOn Mac I believe it's just Option-=. Typing the more unusual characters has always been way easier on Macs. (Literally since Macs were invented.)
- wtbob 10y ago> Typing the more unusual characters has always been way easier on Macs. That used to be the case, but I find the Compose key in X is awesome: as others have noted, Compose / = → ≠ (and → is Compose - >)
- pmarreck 10y agoThat Compose system (which I haven't tried yet) does seem like a vast improvement!