• whaleross@lemmy.world
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    2 days ago

    Different countries have different languages, alphabets and keyboard layouts. Scandinavian countries keyboards are quite commonly produced together because they share most but not all of the letters, symbols and positions. This looks pretty standard to me.

    Edit: As a user from respective country you learn fast to read automatically the position for shared keys before you learn touch typing or looking for an uncommonly used symbol. The real annoyance is when laptop makers switch up key positions because they think they know better.

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      To explain more specifically for those that are, like me, curious but unfamiliar:

      • Top left of each of those keys is the Danish layout
      • Top right is Norwegian
      • Bottom right is Swedish
      • The Å is the same in all three so it can just be by itself