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See also here: http://wiki.maemo.org/Remapping_keyboard
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See also here: http://wiki.maemo.org/Remapping_keyboard
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Typing accentuated characters in Maemo is not the easiest nor the fastest action to perform. This is certainly not a huge issue for english speakers, but it may be for others.
Simple example : we french people love to put accents everywhere, because it's sooo much fun!
If you want to type the word "été" (french for summer), you have to type the following sequence :
Fn + Sym + accent + e + t + Fn + Sym + accent + e
That's a lot of keystrokes for a 3-letter word!
As many other languages make use of accentuated characters (i.e. German), improvement in this area would be much welcomed
You may ask (and you'd be right) : "Why don't you buy the n900 with a localized keyboard?" Well, they're currently harder to find, and some of us are not willing to sacrifice the 4 arrow keys.
From what I have read in the forums, I'm not the only one in that situation.
Thanks for your attention
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