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A feature of only some keyboard layouts though? Ordinary US layout doesn't seem to have a compose key mapped by default.
by mkl 5y ago
A feature of only some keyboard layouts though? Ordinary US layout doesn't seem to have a compose key mapped by default.
- CRConrad 5y agoI was thinking they meant "in Emacs" or "on a Macintosh" or something.
- fao_ 5y agoIt takes two seconds to map using Gnome Tweaks or something else (Usually XModMap). I map it to right alt which is usually AltGr and not used anyway, and it performs superior to AltGr
- CRConrad 5y agoWorks for Anglophones. For the rest of us, who have some keys on the right (near the Enter key) occupied by Å, Ä, Ö or similar, we need Alt-Gr to get curly and square brackets, backslash, etc.