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It happens to my wife's German USB keyboard in Windows 10. One day it's working fine, the next day pressing Z outputs a Y and Ä outputs a semicolon. I've had to
by kstenerud 7y ago
It happens to my wife's German USB keyboard in Windows 10. One day it's working fine, the next day pressing Z outputs a Y and Ä outputs a semicolon. I've had tons of problems with Japanese input in Linux and Mac (but not in Windows).
Multilanguage support is a function of how many customers demand it, and aside from English and Japanese, there hasn't been enough economic incentive to take it seriously.
- LaxisB 7y agothe windows issue might also be caused by accidentally pressing the hotkey (alt+shift i believe) to switch layouts. it's super easy to mis-trigger
- raverbashing 7y agoThis is the correct answer, if you have two keyboards configured it's not uncommon to switch between them accidentally.
- big_chungus 7y agoIt's win+space, and I regularly end up switched without pressing it. It triggers in error quite frequently.
- hackerNoose 7y ago"win key + space" lets you change the input method on windows
- alkonaut 7y agoI have done that hundreds of times. I have not done it deliberately even once. It's like playing that U2 album on my phone.