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Wouldn't say it's that rate, but I'm pretty sure less than 10% of German programmers use US intl, maybe 5%? I switched like 10 years ago and it's really a lot
by wink 5y ago
Wouldn't say it's that rate, but I'm pretty sure less than 10% of German programmers use US intl, maybe 5%?
I switched like 10 years ago and it's really a lot better, even if I have to customize it a bit to be able to type äöüß (via caps+aous).
But I'm peculiar anyway as only my Linux/work machines have that, I still use a German qwertz on Windows on my gaming machine so I generally switch layouts once per day, which only works with different physical keyboards so it feels different ;)
- Symbiote 5y agoBear in mind I'm in Denmark, I'm sure Germans-in-Germany are different. Danish keyboards are obviously the default here, but it's usually not much hassle to get UK/US keyboards for laptops. Buying a laptop with a German keyboard is more complicated.