Changes
- +> [HINT]
- +> A better idea is to use the [EurKEY](https://eurkey.steffen.bruentjen.eu/) layout. It maps the Umlauts to `AltGr` + `a,u,o`. Activate it in GNOME-Tweaks -> Keyboard -> Show Extended Input Sources.
- +
- If your US-ANSI keyboard supports [VIA](https://usevia.app/) you can use it to create macros for the German Umlauts. All Keychron models should support this by now.
- ## Requirement
- - Set the compose key of your desktop environment. I use `Caps Lock` for that.
- - The momentary layer key like `MO(3)` is bound to `fn`
- ## Default behavior
- ```
- # Type ö
- Caps Lock, Shift-', o
- # Type Ö
- Caps Lock, Shift-', Shift-o
- ```
- ## Custom behavior
- ```
- # Type ö
- fn-o
- # Type Ö
- fn-Shift-o
- ```
- ## Macros
- ```
- # Type ä/Ä
- {KC_CAPS}{KC_RSFT,KC_QUOT}a
- # Type ö/Ö
- {KC_CAPS}{KC_RSFT,KC_QUOT}o
- # Type ü/Ü
- {KC_CAPS}{KC_RSFT,KC_QUOT}u
- # Type ß
- {KC_CAPS}ss
- # Bonus: Type €
- {KC_CAPS}e=
- ```
- ## Setup
- 1. Create macros
- 1. Bind them on the non-umlaut key (Example: `A`) of the secondary layer
