On 5/28/06, A. Pagaltzis wrote:
* David Landgren [2006-05-28 22:25]:
> And on a French azerty keyboard layout, the \ needs a right-alt
> to get it.
Same holds true for the German QWERTZ layout; it's actually on
the same key as ?, except the ? needs Shift.
> Of course, the azerty layout is hat
* David Landgren [2006-05-28 22:25]:
> And on a French azerty keyboard layout, the \ needs a right-alt
> to get it.
Same holds true for the German QWERTZ layout; it's actually on
the same key as ?, except the ? needs Shift.
> Of course, the azerty layout is hateful in many other ways too.
Same
Juerd wrote:
-\? is 4 keystrokes, with all keys but the "-" in a nice place. On
QWERTY, it would be even worse: all keys would be awkwardly placed.
And on a French azerty keyboard layout, the \ needs a right-alt to get
it. Of course, the azerty layout is hateful in many other ways too.
Davi
Bill Page skribis 2006-05-29 3:35 (+0930):
> > "-\?" is 4 keystrokes, all in annoying places. (Dvorak does "-" a little
> > better than QWERTY.)
> you sicken me
Ahhh, the satisfaction... :)
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"-\?" is 4 keystrokes, all in annoying places. (Dvorak does "-" a little
better than QWERTY.)
you sicken me
On May 27, 2006, at 6:24 PM, Aaron J. Grier wrote:
On Thu, May 25, 2006 at 01:40:39PM -0500, Peter da Silva wrote:
"-?" is a MSDOS-ism.
you mean of course "/?" :)
From MS-DOS 2.11 through MS-DOS 5 there was a variable "SWITCHAR". If
it was set to "/" (the default) the switch character was
On Thu, May 25, 2006 at 01:40:39PM -0500, Peter da Silva wrote:
> "-?" is a MSDOS-ism.
you mean of course "/?" :)
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