I'm on Ubuntu Jaunty, and can confirm that there are still oddities with
the Norwegian keyboard layout.
In OS X:
[] is "alt + 7/8
{} is "shift + alt + 7/8"
the alt key could be both the right one and the left one.
In Ubuntu:
[] is "right alt + 7/8"
{} is "shift + right alt + 7/8"
>From xev, it seems that the left is Alt_L, and the right is
ISO_Level3_Shift.
To make this work like in OS X (if that is what's wanted), the left alt
must behave like the right one, but also be able to make F-keys when
pressed together with the fn-button and f1-12. Is this possible?
In addition, the key above tab (marked with paragraph and apostrophe) and the
"less/greater than"-key are swapped. To fix this I run the following line in a
terminal:
xmodmap -e 'keycode 94=apostrophe asciitilde apostrophe asciitilde dead_grave
dead_horn' -e 'keycode 49=less greater backslash brokenbar backslash brokenbar'
I'm not at all sure that it's correct, but at least it places >, < and '
where they are supposed to be.
Summary:
Two keys swapped.
Right and left alt-key works differently in Ubuntu, but (I think) the same in
OS X.
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Norwegian Mac keyboard layout: No "advanced" characters by default
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/160171
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