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.
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
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 pressingSpace.windows, on the other hand, has Alt codes, which you can type by holding down
Altand 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.“That’s a mighty fine standard you have there, it’d be a shame if someone fucked it up” -Microsoft probably
It’s ANSI. Unicode hex with Alt must