AZERTY and French typing problems, apud Ars Technica UK:
http://arstechnica.co.uk/tech-policy/20 ... h-typists/
ars technica article - AZERTY
- miguelbazil
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Interesting. I've written on an ANSI AZERTY keyboard, and it was awful, so I understand them. Seriously, since french and portuguese share a lot of base similarities, I'd advise any french writer to try the ISO-PT layout, it's quite simple to use even with symbols such as ~. «», etc.
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It's funny that it took them so long to realize that unless you rely heavily on autocorrect, it's a pain to write in proper French with an azerty keyboard.
Both the US International and the French Canadian layouts seem much better (although I never really tried to adapt and am still stuck with azerty). Bépo (french dvorak) looks nice too, I'll probably give it a try someday.
Both the US International and the French Canadian layouts seem much better (although I never really tried to adapt and am still stuck with azerty). Bépo (french dvorak) looks nice too, I'll probably give it a try someday.
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