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Having always used a standard british keyboard, the subtle differences, e.g. location of \, #, ", `, ~, really slow me down. It just seems petty for Apple to ig
by m0tive 11y ago
Having always used a standard british keyboard, the subtle differences, e.g. location of \, #, ", `, ~, really slow me down. It just seems petty for Apple to ignore the standard and go it's own way... then again, it is Apple.
Also, I use # loads every day for c++ macros, and #if 0 blocks.
- TazeTSchnitzel 11y ago> It just seems petty for Apple to ignore the standard and go it's own way... then again, it is Apple. Apple's had their own layout for literally decades. There wasn't a standard back then. > Having always used a standard british keyboard, the subtle differences, e.g. location of \, #, ", `, ~, really slow me down. You can adjust to it pretty quickly.