I have a question for the developers about the keyboard layout. The layout in EvilDragon's recent blog post looks very different from what I thought had been agreed upon several months ago, but that's not what I'm asking about.
What I want to know is how the recently proposed keyboard layout is supposed to work. Specifically:
How is it that one key can be both shift and caps lock? If fn+shift acts as caps lock, then how do I shift the latin extended characters that require key combinations? Do I have to put CAPS LOCK on to enter ÆØÅ using fn-key combinations, then turn caps lock off to enter æøå?
Where are control and alt? These keys are rather important in Linux. For example, how do I enter ctrl-alt-f1?
Where are the comma, asterisk, and caret?
What I want to know is how the recently proposed keyboard layout is supposed to work. Specifically:
How is it that one key can be both shift and caps lock? If fn+shift acts as caps lock, then how do I shift the latin extended characters that require key combinations? Do I have to put CAPS LOCK on to enter ÆØÅ using fn-key combinations, then turn caps lock off to enter æøå?
Where are control and alt? These keys are rather important in Linux. For example, how do I enter ctrl-alt-f1?
Where are the comma, asterisk, and caret?