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That's why I switched to Qwerty 20 years ago (from Azerty); I used caps lock as a compose key for diacritics. Makes it easier to type common signs such as ≤ → ≠
by himinlomax 6y ago
That's why I switched to Qwerty 20 years ago (from Azerty); I used caps lock as a compose key for diacritics. Makes it easier to type common signs such as ≤ → ≠ Ø
- 9HZZRfNlpR 6y agoSame here, I only use US layout, but caps lock mapped to compose the keys my native language needs. They are mapped to the same place I left them 10 yrs ago, it was easier the beginning.