"H. Peter Anvin" wrote:
> <snip>
>
> AltGr-E (AltGr == Mode_Switch) for most keyboards; I believe the
> recommended keycode for U.S. keyboards is Shift-Alt-4.
<snip>
I just bought a new machine from Siemens and it comes with a keyboard that has the
Euro symbol on the 5 key. There are no instructions included on how to use it,
but it could be shift-alt-5 or right-alt-5. I guess we want this to be the same
in Linux as in other OS'es. The keyboard I have has an US layout. For what it is
worth, the Euro key doesn't work in the pre installed OS either...(Windows 98,
Dutch version).
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