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> A typical computer keyboard A typical NORTH AMERICAN computer keyboard. Does the myopia of the Go compiler team know any bounds?
by hota_mazi 6y ago
> A typical computer keyboard
A typical NORTH AMERICAN computer keyboard.
Does the myopia of the Go compiler team know any bounds?
- Ericson2314 6y agoNope it does not!
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- IshKebab 6y agoYou mean a typical English keyboard? Ironic that you are criticising them for only thinking of the US, but you've done exactly the same thing.
- lixquid 6y agoThe ISO UK keyboard layout exists. The North American keyboard layout is North American, not "English".
- p0llard 6y agoThis is true, but an ISO UK keyboard also "provides four easily accessible pairs of single-character symmetrical 'brackets'"; for this particular purpose there is no distinguishing factor between the two layouts.
- gnabgib 6y agoThere are other layouts in North America, including French (Canada), Bilingual (also common in Canada), Spanish (Mexico). Plus a multitude of people who have other preferred layouts. There is no official layout for this landmass.
- IshKebab 6y agoThey are identical when it comes to brackets.