ainmosni, 13 days ago

@JoSuus It's essentially the US key layout with an ISO shape.

ainmosni, 13 days ago

@JoSuus Unless that was rhetoric, in that case, didn't mean to bother.

JoSuus, 13 days ago

@ainmosni Oh no I am genuinely interested.

ISO has -interesting- ideas about where special characters should be though.

ainmosni, 13 days ago

@JoSuus Yeah, it takes some time getting used to but in the end it's all about muscle memory.

I preferred the ANSI layout myself until I switched to something very different.

Also, you might want to look at US international, with altgr deadkeys, it's essentially the same as US-int, but the deadkeys only activate when you hold AltGr. Which made my life a lot better as I loathe the deadkeys while programming.

JoSuus, 13 days ago

@ainmosni I have deadkeys on and never considered switching. I'm gonna try that though.

ainmosni, 13 days ago

@JoSuus Finding that layout heavily improved my life. I loathed deadkeys, as I type accents less than plain symbols.