Presumably the original post was made facetiously, but since a lot of people are talking about special characters in the comments:
I can’t confirm anymore, but besides all the alt shortcuts in the comments, in Windows it used to be that you could open the Character Map from the Start menu, then either copy any character from a chart or select the character to see its alt code.
There have been enough times that I’ve stated something obvious and been declared mistaken by the original poster that I’ve learned to hedge my bets. Also, if I pretend to be ignorant of some obvious things, it can be funnier.
If you’d prefer it to be framed another way, I’m a coward.
Presumably the original post was made facetiously, but since a lot of people are talking about special characters in the comments:
I can’t confirm anymore, but besides all the alt shortcuts in the comments, in Windows it used to be that you could open the Character Map from the Start menu, then either copy any character from a chart or select the character to see its alt code.
as someone who types special characters a lot, I can’t believe how people go about without the compose key
I feel like I saw one of those a very very long time ago, but otherwise, never heard of one. Thank you for the edification!
yo watch this
- – — ‽Found the neo user.
What is neo? Are you talking about neovim? I’ve never used it
Guess I lost that gamble.
This neo: https://neo-layout.org/Layouts/neo/
Interesting. I only type in English so I wouldn’t have a use for it. I just use Dvorak and remap Caps lock to Compose
One of the great tricks is also [Super] + [.] to bring up a mixed emoji and emoticon library!
Presumably? Lmao wat
There have been enough times that I’ve stated something obvious and been declared mistaken by the original poster that I’ve learned to hedge my bets. Also, if I pretend to be ignorant of some obvious things, it can be funnier.
If you’d prefer it to be framed another way, I’m a coward.
Ha, that’s fair.