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We are German. We have rules for everything. DIN 2137 declares that the upper case ß should be typed with 'ALTGR + H'. On most Linux distributions you can type
by das_keyboard 9y ago
We are German. We have rules for everything.
DIN 2137 declares that the upper case ß should be typed with 'ALTGR + H'.
On most Linux distributions you can type it by activating CAPS-LOCK and type a normal ß. I also think that this is the best solution for this problem.
- Tepix 9y agoThanks. Do you know how to fix this on Linux (Ubuntu in particular)? When I press ALTGR+H I get ħ, not ẞ.
- das_keyboard 9y agoAFAIK the official keyboard driver for the DIN 2137 T2 layout is avaiable only for Windows. I think you have to rebind the keys manually...