I am using Macbook pro scandic (Finnish) keyboard and I have the latest Mint 19.1 installed on Virtualbox. I can't find { } [ ] anywhere and I have no idea how to get those working. Normally on mac those signs can be find with Shift+Alt/option + 8 and 9. This makes me crazy I have selected Finnish and English language and keyboard is Macintosh, but still not working.
Thanks for helping me!
How to get curly brackets working with Macbook Pro keyboard
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How to get curly brackets working with Macbook Pro keyboard
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Re: How to get curly brackets working with Macbook Pro keyboard
Way VBox ?
On Linux you can manually define any key on keyboard.
You can do your own custom keyboard layout if you wish.
Tons of tutorials in Google!!!
I use one myself.
https://www.google.com/search?q=linux+c ... 8&oe=utf-8
On Linux you can manually define any key on keyboard.
You can do your own custom keyboard layout if you wish.
Tons of tutorials in Google!!!
I use one myself.
https://www.google.com/search?q=linux+c ... 8&oe=utf-8
Re: How to get curly brackets working with Macbook Pro keyboard
Finnish keyboard layout:
AltGr
+ 7
= {
AltGr
+ 0
= }
AltGr
+ 8
= [
AltGr
+ 9
= ]
AltGr
in Mac is probably right option key.Re: How to get curly brackets working with Macbook Pro keyboard
Man I don't know.
Here:
/usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols
Take lets say "fr" and redo if you don't use it, if you afraid to mess around "fi".
After rename it to "my" if you wish, they are text files.
With Linux you can do what you want, if you can write.
Problem you describing don't exist.
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Here:
/usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols
Take lets say "fr" and redo if you don't use it, if you afraid to mess around "fi".
After rename it to "my" if you wish, they are text files.
With Linux you can do what you want, if you can write.
Problem you describing don't exist.
øøøøø°°°°°°èèèèèççççççç´´ùùùùù