Hi I'm not 100% sure actually so others will have to chime in here as well but:
* If running with the Norwegian ROM and Norwegian keyboard settings I would expect it to adhere to the Norwegian keyboard. I have been playing with the US rom in combination with the Norwegian keyboard and that is especially hard because chars used in BASIC like = ? ; : $ are in different places. So currently trying to input a basic program on the VirtualT (US ROM) using a Norwegian keyboard is almost impossible. I have to try all keys until I find these signs each time... * Given my experience above with US ROM and Norwegian keyboard I will assume that if I actually have an US Keyboard and the Norwegian ROM loaded I would still want it to adhere as good as possible to the US keyboard. But then your question is a solid one because where would you then put æøå... That I don't know actually.. are there any keys left that might do the trick? :) Regards, Rune On Wed, Apr 8, 2026 at 4:50 PM Kenneth Pettit <[email protected]> wrote: > Rune > > Looking at the picture of this Norwegian Model 100, it seems like it > follows a standard Norwegian keyboard which is of course different from a > USA keyboard. But on my Macbook Pro, when I enable the Norwegian keyboard, > the M100 emulation glyphs actually match up perfectly to the key locations > (i.e. the key matrix to character mapping is the same, just the key caps > are different to show different letters / characters typed. > > So the question is this ... if you are running VirtualT with the Norwegian > ROM but a US keyboard layout, how would you want it to behave? Would you > want it to give you the exact key that you pressed that matches the keycap > on the USA keyboard layout, or would you want it as it is ... where it > generates the character that matches what is normally in that key location > on an actual Norwegian keyboard? And if it is the later, then how would > you want to enter characters like ø,Ø, æ, Æ, å, Å etc.? > > Ken > -- mvh, Rune Devik
