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Ryan Flournoy
3,839 Points[Console Foundation] How do I type a tilde (~)
I cant seem to find the ~ on my keyboard and googling it was not very fruitful. I need to use it apparently for navigating my directories in the console.
Thanks to whoever can help me.
6 Answers
Ryan Flournoy
3,839 PointsAlso Im on a MAC
Ryan Carson
23,287 PointsHit the Shift key plus the key to the left of the 1
Philipp Antar
7,216 PointsWhat is your keyboard layout? I had to switch from the german QWERTZ to the english QWERTY layout to get the tilde in the console to work (also on a mac).
Ryan Flournoy
3,839 PointsFalse Alarm everyone ! im an idiot. haha.
James Barnett
39,199 PointsPhilipp Antar - On a German keyboard, try using Alt Gr + +
Nicolai Knoll
9,481 PointsI ran into a similar problem: I'm using the german QWERTZ layout on a mac keyboard. I don't have a "Alt Gr" on this so I can't create a ~ or | on the treehouse console.
Any trick or way to change my keyboard layout?
James Barnett
39,199 Points> Any trick or way to change my keyboard layout?
A quick Google for OS X keyboard layout turned up this tutorial as it's first result, it should get you pointed in the right direction
Nicolai Knoll
9,481 PointsThanks, but I was looking for a way to change the layout style just for the terminal but leaving the rest of my computer as usual.
Something like kbdconfig or loadkeys?!
James Barnett
39,199 PointsI don't think kdbconfig or loadkeys do that.