I guess it is called a bash, but how do I make that one in the Droplet terminal window? I am on a norwegian keyboard layout now, but I can change to english if needed
Trying to chmod some stuff, and I need the ‘$’ in a user field
in normal I press Alt Gr+4, but that doesnt work in the terminal
Preciate some help and thanks in advance
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lol…why didnt I try SHIFT :D …it got sorted out, thank you so much ryanpq
By default all droplets are configured for an EN-US keyboard layout. On this type of keyboard Shift+4 will make a $. You can reconfigure your keyboard (on debian and ubuntu) with the command
dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configurationin order to set your keyboard locale correctly.