I'm European, I lived in Denmark for pretty long, and I found it a great quality-of-life improvement to switch to ANSI keyboards, or at least to an ANSI layout.

I'm European, I lived in Denmark for pretty long, and I found it a great quality-of-life improvement to switch to ANSI keyboards, or at least to an ANSI layout. By defining a compose key, you can type á, é, å, ø, ß, §, plus many other symbols, with relative ease, while still having all keys in the right place to program. For instance, using Emacs with any ISO layout is much harder.