This is your daily dose of compose key sequences:

<Multi_key> <period> <minus>
will insert ·

(middle dot)

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Today's compose key sequence is:

<Multi_key> <parenleft> <KP_2> <7> <parenright>
will insert ㉗

(circled number twenty seven)

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Today's compose key sequence is:

<Multi_key> <u> <greater>
will insert û

(latin small letter u with circumflex)

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Today's compose key sequence is:

<Multi_key> <diaeresis> <o>
will insert ö

(latin small letter o with diaeresis)

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Today's compose key sequence is:

<Multi_key> <slash> <u>
will insert µ

(micro sign)

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This is your daily dose of compose key sequences:

<Multi_key> <exclam> <H>
will insert Ḥ

(latin capital letter h with dot below)

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Have a key sequence:

<Multi_key> <asciicircum> <underbar> <x>
will insert ˣ

(modifier letter small x)

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Messing about with my #KeyboardLayout again (that’s half the fun of #QMK or #ZMK etc in a programable #MechanicalKeyboard), this time the mechanism to get capital letters without a dedicated shift key… ⇧

I’m giving #AutoShift another go (long press for capitals), alongside #CapWords (like caps lock, but it turns off at the end of a word), and #MagicCommaShift (comma before letter means shift) 🪄 ⇧

Ever tried the compose key?

<Multi_key> <acute> <otilde>
will insert ṍ

(latin small letter o with tilde and acute)

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Today's compose key sequence is:

<Multi_key> <underscore> <KP_4>
will insert ₄

(subscript four)

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