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Hi all !
I'm getting into c programming and if by now i use to copy and paste all special caracters i need in bash , now i cannot keep on going this way . For making a { i sometimes also use a combination of ctrl+1,2,5 and alike but it's also too complicated to make and to remember and if it works in bash , if i'm not wrong , it might not work on a browser search and also i'm sure there must be a better way to do it like assigning special caracters on the keyboard as you better want .
I hope i was clear !
Thanks !
Distribution: openSuSE Tumbleweed-KDE, Mint 21, MX-21, Manjaro
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You might change your keyboard layout to "us". Then you have all those special characters like {}[] /\ ... in easy reach. If you don't know which key to press in the new layout, either try it or get a picture with the us-layout.
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