Alright, so, I'm having a bit of an issue here. I use the US International AltGr layout, but I've still found no way to type a big part of the lithuanian alphabet. For those of you that don't know, here are the vowels(copy and pasted):
A Ą E Ę Ė I Į Y O U Ų Ū
and consonants:
B C Č D F G H J K L M N P R S T V Z
Any ideas?
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I think I've got it figured out, never mind
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I am learning Russian online from a friend and I have no idea what to do about a key board.I can"t even get the hidden characters to work on my computer.I bought an international keyboard but it still doesn't produce the characters I need.I ran into this issue today.What to do?
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You probably need an actual Russian keyboard. Russian doesn't use the latin alphabet like English, German, Spanish, French, Lithuanian, Romanian, etc., it uses Cryllic. Maybe you could change your OS to the russian alphabet and then just put stickers on the keys showing what they press? It's quite a hack.
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And how did you figure it out?
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Thanks.
I agree,it's a hack.Read my sig below about hacking.LOL
How To Type Lithuanian On US Keyboard?
Discussion in 'Linux Compatibility and Software' started by Thomas, Dec 29, 2010.