Typing ^<space>
outputs ^
, and x^2
outputs x²
. How can I disable this setting? I'd like x^2
to output x^2
.
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In what application? Does it do this is a terminal?– AlexPJan 2, 2017 at 22:11
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Yes, this happens in Terminal, Firefox, Texmaker, the Type-to-search box, Nautilus.– KurzdJan 2, 2017 at 22:46
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Your keyboard layout is most likely set to English (US, international with dead keys)
. Open Region and Language in System Settings and change the Input Source to English (US)
or whatever matches your actual keyboard.
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English (US)
makes^
work the way I want, but that's not a layout I'm used to. I tried all of theSpanish (Latin America)
layouts, two lack the^
character and the other two behave in this annoying manner :(– KurzdJan 3, 2017 at 1:30 -
@Kurzd: Have you seen "How can I get the correct Spanish Keyboard layout"?– AlexPJan 3, 2017 at 1:52
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Spanish (Latin American, eliminate dead keys)
is a bit different than I am used to but the^
key works the way I want it to. I'm going to try this layout for a few days.– KurzdJan 3, 2017 at 2:22 -
Actually,
^
works a bit different than intended, but doesn't force that number superscripting. The´
, however, appears on-screen as soon as the key is pressed, disabling any kind of accents, which is terrible. The way it worked on Windows, for^
and´
was to do nothing if pressed, but output an accented letter if a letter was pressed after, and output the accent and a non-letter if a non-letter was pressed after. This is what I've been trying to accomplish.– KurzdJan 3, 2017 at 2:55 -
@Kurzd: Maybe you should return to
Spanish (Latin America)
and live with pressing a space between^
and2
...– AlexPJan 3, 2017 at 3:05