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I've gotten around this by enforcing that kind of thing in software by using the US-International layout. I speak English and German, so while I can transliter
by nrr 17y ago
I've gotten around this by enforcing that kind of thing in software by using the US-International layout.
I speak English and German, so while I can transliterate ä, ö, ü, and ß, I don't particularly want to. Instead, I just type AltGr+q, AltGr+p, AltGr+y, and AltGr+s. There are dead keys for other diacritics.
- jimmyjim 17y agoBut there isn't an AltGr key on that keyboard! I actually have AltGr mapped to my right alt. There's only one alt keyboard in that key