The Linux Mint on-screen keyboard does have a "z", but not where you would expect. It's on the top row, i.e. qwertz, and the "y" is bottom left where you would normally expect the "z" to be. Why on earth they've swapped over the "y" and "z" I've no idea, perhaps it's the layout in another country? Other than that I'm baffled.
The Linux Mint on-screen keyboard does have a "z", but not where you would expect. It's on the top row, i.e. qwertz, and the "y" is bottom left where you would normally expect the "z" to be. Why on earth they've swapped over the "y" and "z" I've no idea, perhaps it's the layout in another country? Other than that I'm baffled.
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