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Over one year ago I found an alternative keyboard layout/keymap for US keyboards, to help type accents, umlauts, and other diacritics, as well as Greek letters, mathematical symbols, subscripts and superscripts, etc.

It looked super handy, but I failed to bookmark it so now I have no idea what it was called. I remember it was written by a German (or French?) speaker. I routinely write in multiple languages + mathematics, so this could really be a productivity booster.

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  • “US International” layout might be it. I haven’t tried it myself. I don’t know who the original author of that was (if there was one). – Guildenstern Apr 04 '19 at 14:22

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Maybe you mean the neo layout? It has 6 layers:

  • layer 1 is for letters + numbers
  • layer 2 is for shifted letters + money symbols
  • layer 3 is for special chars like brackets, hash etc. (good for programmers)
  • layer 4 is for arrow keys and numpad
  • layer 5 and 6 are for greek letters and mathematical symbols etc.

https://neo-layout.org/