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> suggestions welcome I had a similar problem (Spanish and English keyboard share the () problem, and we have ñ where ; usually is, but Spanish keyboards are q
by yiyus 6y ago
> suggestions welcome
I had a similar problem (Spanish and English keyboard share the () problem, and we have ñ where ; usually is, but Spanish keyboards are qwerty and not azerty). I switched to the US-international keyboard layout and use that to write in any language now. I find it a good compromise, although it's not perfect neither to write in Spanish nor to program/write in English.
- Aerroon 6y agoThe problem is that it's much more difficult to type the üöä needed for your other language.