Talk:Romanian keyboard layout
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editThis article seems to be mostly written with its own authors as intended audience. As someone who doesn't know anything about Romanian keyboards, and came here with the simple question: "what is a normal, current Romanian keyboard?" this article is fairly useless.
It talks about Primary, Secondary and old, gives brief descriptions of small parts of them, but then skips to spend a whole paragraph on a weird niche driver that is made "Since Romanian hardware keyboards are not widely available" If they're not widely available, then can they really be considered "Romanian keyboards" in the sense what I'm looking for?
Imagine yourself walking into a computer shop in Bucharest, and buying the most common, simple €15 Logitech keyboard they have, what layout would that keyboard have?
That is, in my opinion, one of the questions that such an article should definitely be able to answer. It currently doesn't do that. Help? If any user from Romania reads this, can you please take a picture of your own keyboard? That would be very helpful. (And not just 3 specific keys, like the MBP picture).