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you can map a useless key like capslock to do that in a single step. Thus to type μ, for example, you simply press CAPS+m, and similarly for all greek letters
by enriquto 5y ago
you can map a useless key like capslock to do that in a single step. Thus to type μ, for example, you simply press CAPS+m, and similarly for all greek letters
- ravar 5y agoWhat is a capslock key, I only have ctrl and hyper ;)
- enriquto 5y agoman, it's the only key that has an assigned light in my keyboard! Funnily, the capslock light in my laptop seems to be detached to the configuration of that key, so that the light shows the parity of the total number of greek characters that I have typed.
- bruce343434 5y agoYou probably have what is called a GUI key, hyper died out with the space cadet keyboard. Caps lock is above the left shift.