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A more up-to-date example for compose key: á instead of ả
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== Desktop computers == | == Desktop computers == | ||
=== Compose key === | === Compose key === | ||
You can set up a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compose_key compose key] on your computer, which will change the behavior of one of the keys on your keyboard to "compose" the next two keypresses into one character — for example {{Key|CapsLock}} {{Key| | You can set up a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compose_key compose key] on your computer, which will change the behavior of one of the keys on your keyboard to "compose" the next two keypresses into one character — for example {{Key|CapsLock}} {{Key|'}} {{Key|a}} becomes {{t|á}}. | ||
On Linux, this might not even involve installing anything! Look for "compose key" plus your distro name. | On Linux, this might not even involve installing anything! Look for "compose key" plus your distro name. | ||