• tb_@lemmy.worldEnglish
          17·
          5 days ago

          On Linux you can modify your compose key file, I’m pretty sure.
          You can also straight up type Unicode numbers by first pressing Ctrl + Shift + U, then typing 2051, then pressing Space.

          windows, on the other hand, has Alt codes, which you can type by holding down Alt and then inputting a number sequence on your numpad. This number sequence is notably different from the actual Unicode value, and does not contain this symbol.

          • Gormadt@slrpnk.netEnglish
            11·
            5 days ago

            This number sequence is notably different from the actual Unicode value, and does not contain this symbol.

            “That’s a mighty fine standard you have there, it’d be a shame if someone fucked it up” -Microsoft probably

            • ChaoticNeutralCzech@feddit.orgEnglish
              6·
              5 days ago

              It’s ANSI. Unicode hex with Alt must

              • be enabled in the registry
              • be preceded with a +
              • not contain any letters unless you’re fine with what they do in the active program when Alt is pressed, for example Alt+D in Firefox focuses the navbar and selects all