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Yes, it's on Windows I have experienced this issue. I'm not familiar with the low level mechanics of this but you seem to be. How would it work to do what you
by Tistron 7y ago
Yes, it's on Windows I have experienced this issue.
I'm not familiar with the low level mechanics of this but you seem to be. How would it work to do what you write at the end? Isn't altGr just an easier way of typing ctrl+alt? Getting ctrl+[ would then be ctrl+ctrl+alt+9. Or is it a proper key of its own?
- kps 7y agoAltGraph is physically the key that is right-Alt on US keyboards. My understanding is that Windows has Ctrl+Alt as an alternative because some long ago PS/2 keyboards didn't distinguish the two Alt, so it wouldn't be able to take the same approach.