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On Mar 9, 2013 9:54 PM, "Miles Bader" <miles@gnu.org> wrote:
> The odd thing about "~" is that it's one of the symbols whose position
> on the keyboard seems highly variable _even for a single style of
> keyboard_ (where a "style" is US, French, Japanese, etc). Most other
> characters seem to have more stable locations (on U.S. keyboards other
> "YMMV" characters are "`", "|", "\"...).
I've seen a few variability of the "/" key in Brazilian keyboards. While in some it's near the Right Shift, and I've also seen some where it's near Left Shift, there are some (a few LG notebooks) where it's Ctrl+Alt+Q.
For the latter, I can only pitty those who use a UNIX-like OS... must be a PITA to use the terminal.