I think this is a problem for everyone who tries a keyboard from another locale. I've tried a British one before while traveling and it was extremely unpleasant

I think this is a problem for everyone who tries a keyboard from another locale. I've tried a British one before while traveling and it was extremely unpleasant to not have the keys where I expect. It seems by not having an international standard early on in computing we missed out on something here. Like how we drive on different sides of the road, use different plugs put interchange commas and periods for decimals. However, the most egregious violation of international missed opportunities has got to be sign language. I find it both incredibly hilarious and sad that two deaf people from different cultures can't communicate even though both do so in hand codes. We're truly a stupid species sometimes.