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# Overview
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This is my user space, main goal is to unify the experience between different
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keyboard models and operating systems.
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My native language is German and I almost exclusively use keyboards in the
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US-ANSI layout. I find this layout the most practical for programming as
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far as the placement of special characters is concerned. However, when I write
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in German, I miss a few special characters like umlauts, etc.
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Since I also use different operating systems (MacOS, Linux and Windows)
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and especially Windows and MacOS behave very differently regarding the input
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of such characters (under Linux there is at least the Compose key).
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So I needed a hardware solution, and that's how I came to QMK.
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Here are defined some key codes to put the keyboard in different modes
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(Mac, Windows, Linux) and the corresponding functions to make the input.
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And some logic to store the respective mode and load it at boot time.
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You'll find a proper layout here: [keyborads/id80/keymaps/rverst](../../keyboards/id80/keymaps/rverst)
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