Yes! I have found a keyboard layout that's mainly identical to the Swedish-Finnish standard keyboard, but adds a number of very useful dead keys. No more trying to find non-Latin-1 special characters in small and blurry tables – if I want to add a hacek (or a caron, depending on whether you're a linguist or a typographer), I type alt-R and then the letter I want — useful if I want to talk about one of Laibach's best songs, “Država”. The slash in Stanisław Lem? Alt-L. Tōkyō? Alt-A. Well, I think it's cool!
I'm sitting on a train somewhere between Uppsala and Tierp, now passing through Örbyhus. I seriously like Bluetooth, you know...
I'm sitting on a train somewhere between Uppsala and Tierp, now passing through Örbyhus. I seriously like Bluetooth, you know...
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