Aah, this explains why we have two keyboard layouts in Poland. Original keyboards (up until 1980s) had special polish letters like ąęśćżń on dedicated keys, an

Aah, this explains why we have two keyboard layouts in Poland. Original keyboards (up until 1980s) had special polish letters like ąęśćżń on dedicated keys, and various characters like [{$ moved around. That is called „Polish” layout. Then, since 1990 we have „Polish (programmer’s)” , which is essentially the american keyboard and local characters hidden under alt-right. Literally everyone uses „Polish (programmers)” now, and you just need to remember to choose this, and not the regular „Polish” in system settings :)