I think I will just leave it on the default one, I know what to expect from that
If you use the one I use, you don't really have to learn anything important - immediately.
There are other keyboard layouts that you press one key and then another and that's when the character will show up. So, every time you type a ' it waits to see if the next letter pressed is an e (or similar) so that it can output an é.
The keyboard layout I use is excellent. If you didn't know, you could type on it without ever realizing that it's got a different layout. It otherwise functions exactly like your layout - until you press the AltGr key. The AltGr is the key combination. There's like 40 keys with characters and this basically triples that.
I only use a few of them regularly, like ° © ³. I don't have the whole layout memorized.
I don't really have the need to type with the special characters. I am not a mathematician
Most of 'em aren't really math symbols.
I really only use the layout so that I can say 55°, El Niño, my 2¢, Just Works©, and Linux-Tips®.
I barely ever use the other characters. It's not like I need to spell Káös every day.
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