for Swedish/Finnish
This is the keyboard layout that I am using daily, since my laptop has a Swedish keyboard. I have added Polish diacritics during my Erasmus student experience in Poland.
This keyboard layout strongly resembles Romanian (Standard), in regards to how it handles Romanian diacritics.
Basics - keeps all the Swedish/Finnish keys, except the following:
- ö becomes ș (s with comma)
- ä becomes ț (s with comma)
- å becomes ă
- ¨ becomes î
- ‘ becomes â
- ´ becomes ‘
- ` (Shift + ´) becomes *
In detail:
- AltGr + e builds €
- AltGr + c builds ©
- AltGr + ö builds ş (s with cedilla - legacy)
- AltGr + ä builds ţ (t with cedilla - legacy)
- ´ is now a dead key only in combination with AltGr + ´
- ` is now a dead key only in combination with AltGr + Shift + ´
- ¨ is now a dead key only in combination with AltGr + ¨
- ^ is now a dead key only in combination with AltGr + Shift + ¨
- ~ is now a dead key only in combination with AltGr + ‘
Polish features:
- AltGr + p becomes a dead key, allowing for the Polish Programmers layout to kick in
- z, x, c, n, a, s, l, e, o, after typing and releasing AltGr + p, will become
ż, ź, ć, ń, ą, ś, ł, ę, ó
This driver will install a keyboard layout under the name
Swedish - Romanian (Standard), Romanian (Legacy) [AltGr], Polish (Programmers) [deadkey]
- AltGr because it allows Legacy diacritics with cedilla - ş and ţ - by pressing AltGr+ö and AltGr+ä
- deadkey because you can have the Polish (Programmers) layout with the use of a dead key
Download
Romanian for Swedish (1) - 500.85 KB
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Last Modified on June 21, 2008 @ 12:14 pm
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