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Hello, I've always been connecting to linux machine from windows computer, using putty.
Now the situation changed and I have a question:
How the hell can I write special characters ...
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[SOLVED] Special characters in bash
Hello, I've always been connecting to linux machine from windows computer, using putty.
Now the situation changed and I have a question:
How the hell can I write special characters (like | ~ Alt + 124 in Windows)
?
Thank you very much
- 04-15-2009 #2
Try ctrl + shift and then type your sequence of numbers preceded by a u:
Code:ctrl + shift + u124
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Does not work
The result is !$(not even !@$) to be more confusing
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- 04-15-2009 #4
What keyboard layout do you have? US-EN? Keyboard layout - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
If so the | can be found by Shift + \ (Above the enter key on the above image)Linux User #453176
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It works
It works fine, thank you, Kieren.


