Le 22/07/2016 07:24, Rick Moen a écrit :
Quoting Didier Kryn (k...@in2p3.fr):
>With a French keyboard, I can write in en-UK or en-US, and it is
>also much more convenient when writing in fr-FR.
Vraiment? C'est intéressant. ('Truly? This is interesting.')
I must confess ignorance. FWIW, usually in my experience, the main
disadvantage of US keyboards is lack of a Euro-symbol key, but there are
easy workarounds.
Jeg kan også skrive inn mitt tredje språk. (I can also write my third
language.)
Same problem as you: accents aren't available on En keyboards (or
by tricks I ignore). I use to pick them from various documents with the
mouse - or use a Fr keyboard.
Keyboards' layouts have been originally dictated by typewtiters'
mechanics: to prevent the collisions of the hammers, letters which can
appear close together in words are distant on the keyboard.
In En/US keyboards, digits, / and # are lower case, which is
objectively more convenient to write programs.
Didier
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