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You don't even need to use Option — by long-pressing a letter, you have a menu opened with all the different options conveniently numbered. As an example for th
by maratc 3y ago
You don't even need to use Option — by long-pressing a letter, you have a menu opened with all the different options conveniently numbered. As an example for the letter "a": a1 is à, a2 is á ... a8 is ā.
- sgt 3y agoI disable that as it takes too long. I want the character now in approx the same time it takes to type another character. Nice option to have for some users though, I guess.
- jamesponddotco 3y agoThat's probably one of the features I loved the most when using macOS. Wish I could find something similar for Linux, so I wouldn't have to keep switching between keyboard layouts when talking to people from the US and people from Brazil.