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Pretty sure that’s not true. When you switch your keyboard you will have a proper i character in another language unless your keymap is broken. How do you think
by heavenlyblue 6y ago
Pretty sure that’s not true. When you switch your keyboard you will have a proper i character in another language unless your keymap is broken. How do you think Chinese, Russians or Greek type their characters?
- tzot 6y agoThe grandparent obviously meant “latin i”; none of the three languages you mention have any latin letters, but at least Russian and Greek have some lowercase and some more uppercase letters with the same glyph/shape as latin ones.
- heavenlyblue 6y agoYeah, and those similar glyphs are not available on their own language keyboard.
- wongarsu 6y agoI frequently type German with a US layout with dead keys (so I can type "a to get ä). I also imagine that most Turkish developers type English on a Turkish layout, since Turkish contains all characters used by English.