Windows 10 Skype Freezes When Using Keyboard Layout Shortcuts
Windows 10 Skype freezes when using keyboard layout shortcuts
This can be fixed by installing Windows 10 Anniversary Update (1607)
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Annoying switching from a keyboard layout to another
To avoid switching the keyboard layout you could also search for one that can do all the characters you need and get used to that. I changed to Spanish (Latin America) layout and it can do and , even the used in Germany
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How to type " when using USA intl as the keyboard layout?
In Ubuntu 12.10 the gtk.immodules file to be edited are located at:or
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How to implement a custom dead-key based keyboard layout?
You can do this potentially by changing the workman keymap in the following ways:Change:to Next, (for A to act as slash), add / as the action number 8 (example attached):Test and you can add and modify the keyboard output to your desired layout
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Universal virtual keyboard layout software/widget?
Mac OS X has all this built-in to the OS. Go to System prefs -> International. Click the Input menu. At the bottom, tick Show input menu in menu bar. Tick the boxes in front of the languages you want to use. To set the keyboard to the one you want to use, go to the menu bar at the top right and select the language you want. To use the virtual keyboard go to the same menu and select Show keyboard viewer at the bottom. A small keyboard will be displayed which corresponds to your actual keyboard you can use or you can click the keys on it to type.
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How to disable CtrlShift keyboard layout switch in Windows 8?
You can disable the sequence Ctrl Shift in Windows 8
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How can I get the correct Spanish Keyboard layout?
Press the Super key and start typing "keyboard" (for you, it would be "teclado") and open "Keyboard layout" ("Distribucin del teclado"). Alternatively, you open "System configuration" ("Configuracin del sistema") and select "Keyboard layout".There you can add another keyboard layout, by clicking on the button with a "" symbol at the bottom left, check the layout itself by clicking on the little keyboard button, and even change some of the options for your preferred layout (button "Options. .." at the bottom right). The latter would let you customize the layout.As for typing characters in a manner similar to CtrlAltnumber, check this question: How can I type ASCII characters like Alt numpad in Windows?If you only want to know what key combinations are available in you current keyboard layout, click on the little keyboard button (highlighted in pink in the image, below) after you selected the layout.The combinations of keys are as follow:
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Programmatic way to install xkb keyboard layout
I have exactly the same problem. It must be run as root with sudo. It also features an uninstall function which puts everything back the way it was. The scripts are designed so that a mildly sophisticated user can modify the keyboard to his own desires and re-install the new version using the same scripts. This works great on English language installs. Although it sometimes disappears on updates. When you change the system language to Spanish (I am in Mexico) the KB is still there, but does not appear on the translated lists of keyboards. Where is this translated list kept? I would be happy to make my scripts change the Spanish versions too, but I can not find them anywhere!?! Does anyone know the answer?
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How to avoid keyboard layout automatically changing on windows 10
With windows 10, there's also a problem that raises when using more than one computer (like your laptop and desktop) and win 10 syncs settings, hence the last used layout of one computer will be transfered to the other computer
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What is the bilingual Canadian keyboard layout pictured and how do I use it?
This is a US English keyboard layout and a Canadian French keyboard layout combined into one set of labels on keyboard with an ISO-style physical button layout (tall enter key, 11 keys between the Shift keys).To use it, you configure your operating system's keyboard layout to either US English or Canadian French, and then you use the keyboard as you would an ISO-style US English keyboard or Canadian French keyboard -- paying attention to only the labels that are for the keyboard layout you selected.The ISO-style US English layout:The Canadian French layout:A note about the Canadian French labels: The keyboard pictured in the question colour-codes them blue, and puts them on the right or bottom side of the key, but omits them when they would be the same as the US English label. Some keyboards with this layout do not colour-code any labels, however the positioning of labels within the key is typical.The markings for the the Canadian French layout on these keyboards are quite ambiguous compared to those on dedicated Canadian French keyboards. The Canadian French layout uses both dead keys (accent keys you press before a letter to type an accented letter, red in the diagram) and AltGr combinations (where you press the key with the AltGr key held down to produce the indicated symbol, blue in the diagram). The AltGr key is not marked on this keyboard; it is typically the Alt key on the right. Although dedicated Canadian French keyboards usually position the labels for the AltGr combinations in the lower right of the key, and often colour-code the dead keys, the layout shown puts the AltGr labels in the lower middle on some keys and the lower right on others, and does not differentiate the dead keys. This means that using it may require some trial and error and ultimately memorization (which goes against the purpose of putting labels on the keys in the first place, does not it?).
