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And how do I type thiß capital sharp S? The Unicode input seems a little complicated :-/ CTRL + SHIFT + u1E9E = ẞ
by JepZ 9y ago
And how do I type thiß capital sharp S?
The Unicode input seems a little complicated :-/
CTRL + SHIFT + u1E9E = ẞ
- bla2 9y agoOn Windows, altgr-shift-ß.
- kuschku 9y agoon linux: [AltGr]-[Shift]-[S]: ẞ
- simias 9y ago[compose]-S S also works
- kuschkufan 9y agoactually Capslock + ß, on Fedora at least
- kuschku 9y agoboth work here (Ubuntu and Arch)
- yellowapple 9y agoOn a Unix-like system with X11 and a compose key, I believe Compose + S + S should work (away from my computer, so can't test).
- ainar-g 9y agoYEẞ, it workß.
- ams6110 9y agoDo tell, which key is this "Compose"?
- MagnumOpus 9y agoDepending on your keyboard layout, the key might be the "AltGr" key, or have an Apple logo, an MS logo or a penguin on it.
- JepZ 9y agoThanks for the hint. While neither of those keys seems to be the compose key on my linux, SHIFT + ALTGR + S workẞ here.
- yellowapple 9y agoI have it set to Caps Lock. GNOME used to (and might still) have a setting for it in its keyboard preferences; I think KDE and Xfce do, too. Otherwise, you can add "setxkbmap -option compose:caps" to your ~/.xsession or ~/.xinitrc (whichever you're using) or to some other startup script. Some old Unix workstations actually do have a physical "Compose" key on their keyboards. Alas, I do not have such a keyboard, but it ain't like I use Caps Lock all that much anyway.