
I'm working in Belgium right now and at this customer there is no possibility to use my laptop on the network. Instead they have a thin client concept based on Citrix. That is ok but working with a Belgian keyboard just makes my hands hurt.
I have switched the locale to English. But now I have to convince my eyes that there are different keys.
Also after locking the PC I mistyped my password too often (the Citrix environment was still on FR) so the helpdesk had to unlock my account.
I have not yet done Oracle related work on this machine but I cannot imagine what will happen when doing some interessting stuff with the DB or the Application Server and entering $#@%^& instead of some numbers or terminating each command with an m (that's where they've put the semicolon).
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The keyboard in the pic seems to be english... it's not in belgiam.....;)
If you enlarge the picture you will see that the first row is AZERTY instead of QWERTY. Also the numbers are usable via the shift key.
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