The infuriating part is that Danes and Norwegians couldn’t agree on which buttons to place the Æ and Ø. Even worse is that usually the Norwegian layout is more pronounced/better positioned for backlighting making the Danish Æ and Ø look like an afterthought.
This looks like a Norwegian/Swedish keyboard. What’s infuriating about it?
It’s a nordic keyboard, and it’s infuriating that it’s imposible to tell which key is Æ and which is Ø. Just decide on one key for each for f…ks sake.
It’s easy. If you’re swedish, look for the swedish letters. If you’re danish, look at the first letter, and if you’re norwegian look at the second.
It’s easy.
Just be Swedish.
As they say in Sweden, Scandinavian is one language, except that the Norwegians can’t spell it and the Danes can’t pronounce it.
As a Finn I know the sentiment but I don’t know if I’ve heard that specific phrase before.
It must be hard being a Swede.
Best regards,
Norway
So it’s the danish who are the odd ones.
Always was
Always will be.
Hey, it’s Danish too!
The infuriating part is that Danes and Norwegians couldn’t agree on which buttons to place the Æ and Ø. Even worse is that usually the Norwegian layout is more pronounced/better positioned for backlighting making the Danish Æ and Ø look like an afterthought.