I saw Stack Overflow and Dutch: so a programmer and in need of äëïöü.
Belgian keyboard is another way, because that has everything, but the { } are in a really weird position so if you program in C or Java, not really an option.
I have an US keyboard layout, and I live in the Netherlands, and we mostly don't use the accents in normal text (and usually autocorrect can fix missing punctation), but I mostly use " and ' during programming. (and I previously programmed in windows, I bought a laptop and installed ubuntu on it so I can start under Linux
@Ferrybig The problem is that you cannot add any logic to the mapping. (no if ... then)
and I know what the other Dutchman in this room is going to say: Run Ubuntu in a VM using a Windows host as that way Windows controls the keyboard
If you really insist on the Windows way, the last (Windows host - Ubuntu VM) is what I can offer unless I call in the cavalry: they might come up with another idea...
After trying differend ways for this problem, I eventually found a solution with help in chat for this problem
The root cause of the problem is actually caused by the fact that linux does not have an dead_apostrophe and a dead_quotedbl by default, so the default "us dead keyboard layout" have ei...
I got the following notification inside my inbox:
Edit suggested
I clicked on the notification and got to the following page:
https://askubuntu.com/review/suggested-edits/880858
Because it was an edit suggestion to my own question, and it was already approved, the UI only showed 1 butt...
I am trying to find all .mp4 files starting with S in every subdirectory and list them in a txt file in each subdirectory with its full path.
for f in ./*; do (cd “$f”; printf "file ‘$PWD/%s’\n” S*.mp4>mylist.txt ); done;
But this only leaves me with
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What am I missing here?
I have rEFInd functionally working with the theme refind-theme-regularbut it shows the regular Ubuntu icon due to the fact the path for it's EFI is /boot/EFI/ubuntu. Once I change it to /boot/EFI/ubuntumate and all other instances I can find in /boot/EFI/ubuntumate/BOOTX64.CSV, I get the correct ...
I have the following setup:
One HDD with my /home folder. It is LUKS-encrypted.
One SSD with two Linux installs: one plain Ubuntu and one Ubuntu MATE. The /home folder refers to the plain Ubuntu filesystem.
I would like to end up like this:
the SSD having one plain Ubuntu install
the HDD wi...
I just started learning bash and I have a question. I have to do a codebook encryption (switching the letter of the alphabet with the given pattern of letters).
Hello World. has to become Qlxxa vaoxk.
but I'm getting a different result using this command
echo $line1 | tr 'a-z' 'array1[0]-ar...
I am trying to find all .mp4 files starting with S in every subdirectory and list them in a txt file in each subdirectory with its full path.
for f in ./*; do (cd “$f”; printf "file ‘$PWD/%s’\n” S*.mp4>mylist.txt ); done;
But this only leaves me with
>
What am I missing here?
I just started learning bash and I have a question. I have to do a codebook encryption (switching the letter of the alphabet with the given pattern of letters).
Hello World. has to become Qlxxa vaoxk.
but I'm getting a different result using this command
echo $line1 | tr 'a-z' 'array1[0]-ar...
