The layout of the keys on today's keyboards is a relic of the time for typewriters. The QWERTY system was developed to prevent the jamming of frequently used letters due to the mechanical limitations of typewriters. The names of the key layouts are therefore determined by the keys of the first six letters. Most of the western world uses the QWERTY layout. Central Europe, which includes Slovenia, uses the QWERTZ layout. The French are a bit extra though and use the AZERTY schedule, the kid watches the rest of the world. :) Central Europe, which includes Slovenia, uses the QWERTZ layout.
Localization is a key layout that differs in different world markets. In Slovenia, American and British key localization prevails, šthis is additionally laser engraved on most keyboards with šums and special characters.
US layout
US layout type
UK layout
UK key layout with a large Enter key, which is narrower but takes up two spaces.
To the right of the space bar is the Alt Gr key.
The @ and " keys are replaced depending on the US layout.
The smaller left shift key...
In laser engraving, letters and symbols are "burned" into the keys with a laser.
In practice, we most often add characters to those keyboards that do not have š characters and characters that we are used to in Slovenian or YU keyboard.
In laser engraving, letters and symbols are "burned" into the keys with a laser. Since this involves physical processing of the key, the laser engraving is permanent or does not fade or disappear with time.
