Hah, I am sure "Double S", O umlaut and all the rest of 'regional' (in this case - German) letters can be typed by pressing CTRL + "key here", probably something like ctrl+S = β, ctrl+o = ö. I am sure Galen's keyboard is the same as your. :^)
Also I wrote "regional" because almost in every language in Europe there are some special characters used one in a single language (sometimes more) and this is how we type "ą, ś, ć, ż, ź ł" etc. in Polish.
Yes we do, we have our own QWERTZ style keyboard - also, what's so difficult about typing on a keyboard that you learned to type on? It's not like you english folks have any unique letters at all, all that's different is the location of Y and Z, and some minor non-letter buttons.
Yeah I saw that but thought it's not real lol.
Also just noticed i fucked up and we press Alt not, ctrl :D but whatever if you don't use it. It just seems weird to me.
Btw now I have no idea why our keyboard have an option to swap language to German.. Ya know, if we press twice CTRL+Shift, it changes some letters and we can type all German characters. When I press for example ";" it gives me ß.
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