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Is that how the cycling works? I would hope that, just like with Alt-Tab, pressing the language bar hotkey Windows-Spacebar once will toggle between the current
by rav 5y ago
Is that how the cycling works? I would hope that, just like with Alt-Tab, pressing the language bar hotkey Windows-Spacebar once will toggle between the current and the most recently used one.
- numpad0 5y agoI believe it cycles through. In earlier days of Windows 10, I had an ANSI keyboard for desktop and JP106 for laptop, so I had to have en_US and ja_JP on desktop while laptop had to have en_JP and ja_JP. Each time Settings syncs it would subtly add missing one to the cycling but would not update the language list, so I had to keep adding and removing the other one from Settings for a while. Later they added toggles to stop syncing keyboards.
- woko 5y agoIt cycles. Win+Spacebar or Alt+Shift. Same cycling.
- rav 5y agoLet me give an example to explain what I mean: I would hope that switching keyboard layouts would work the same as switching between windows of open applications with Alt-Tab. That is, open a web browser, then open a text editor, then open a file explorer. I expect that when I press Alt-Tab, it switches from the file explorer to the text editor, and if I then press Alt-Tab again, it switches back to the file explorer. This isn't exactly cycling - instead it's switching between the two most recently used options (keyboard layouts/application windows). Is there a way to make keyboard layout switching work the same way?