Hi there!
On 13 Feb 00, at 16:40, Januk Aggarwal wrote
about "Re: Why not highlighting the newest":
> > TB!'s keyboard navigation is another thing for me. I resist
> > learning it because I simply *KNOW* that there is no reason whatsoever
> > for it to be so cranky and awkward.
>
> It is awkward for me, considering I use a standard English keyboard,
> and so I'm not used to double modifiers and the such. But for people
> who are used to languages with many more symbols than English, is it
> really that bad?
For Russian, it _is_. It's all the same as for you. When I need to start typing
Russian rather then English (or whatever Latin-based language), I just press
right Ctrl button once, which switches the keyboard. The alphabetical buttons
are labeled twice each on Russian keyboard, so having switched the
keyboard I just proceed typing without any modifiers, but the same buttons get
completely different effect when pressed. For example, "G" gives "ð" when
Russian keyboard layout is active.
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