Keyboard layout: Difference between revisions

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::[[Image:KB Latin American.svg|540px|Latin American Spanish keyboard layout]]

[[Link title]]====[[United Kingdom|UK]] and [[Republic of Ireland|Ireland]]====

::[[Image:KB United Kingdom.svg|540px|United Kingdom and Ireland keyboard layout]]

The United Kingdom and Ireland use an identical keyboard layout similar to the United States layout.<ref>There is a separate [[Irish Gaelic]] keyboard layout, but this is rarely used. In all common operating systems that have a different selection for Irish, this refers to the layout that is identical with the UK layout, not the Irish Gaelic layout; the latter tends to be called Gaelic or similar.</ref> [[Hong Kong]] uses US and Chinese (Traditional) keyboards rather than UK and Ireland ones. See the article [[British and American keyboards]] for details. See also [[Technical standards in colonial Hong Kong]].