what i want: brazilian portuguese typing but on US keyboard, basically

just like computers in the 90s did it

this laptop has an US layout but i want to be able to type in portuguese too

US-international doesn't cut it

even the ABNT2 layout i just tried does ś and ḿ and ignores '+t, except using a wrong keyboard layout

so like, i don't know what else to do

using a compose key is extremely irritating for me because i'll never remember to do that because that is not how i've typed for 20 years

@squirrel Actually I misread that it's just turning on the keyboard layouts. *tableflip*

@InspectorCaracal i just think it's weird how this used to be standard practice in the 90s and now i have to makesomething by hand for it instead of just picking it from a drop down

@squirrel What about this one

Portuguese (Brazil, Nativo for US keyboards)

The name looks promising

@InspectorCaracal i tried that and it put punctuation in qwer and everytihng else was random places and i almost couldn't type "keyboard" to open the setting window to fix it

@InspectorCaracal OH wait when i changed my keyboard type from generic 105-key to IBM thinkpad something or other (not the thinkpad model i have, i know that) it actually mapped to qwerty right but it just

acted as abnt2

@InspectorCaracal (meaning ; is ç and so i'm missing a few punctuation keys and the rest is all jumbled)

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