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Microseconds symbol. How do I type a Q&A for Ubuntu users and developers This user doesn’t have any gold badges yet. Press once then the appropriate vowel. Dec 3, 2018 · On a German keyboard layout I just need to press Alt Gr+m to get a 'µ' (micro) symbol. Under the Adding Currency signs to keys sections, I checked the Rupee on 4 option. Jan 14, 2011 · Q&A for Ubuntu users and developers Oct 2, 2018 · Use > to cause the output of a command to write to a file, >> to append to the file (rather than overwrite it). Later when I opened the Layout Chart of the Keyboard there was Rupee sign in the 4 key but I do not know how to type the symbol. Dec 3, 2018 · On a German keyboard layout I just need to press Alt Gr+m to get a 'µ' (micro) symbol. So I went to System Settings >> Keyboard Layout and clicked on the Options button. " which means I suspect you want more from it that it can accurately provide (or should be trusted Mar 11, 2015 · 34 I want to type the Indian Rupee Symbol. How do I save the output of a command to a file? Is there a way without using any software? I would like to know how. How to do so on a English (US) keyboard? Feb 21, 2021 · Q&A for Ubuntu users and developers I have Ubuntu on my MacBook 2007 with a Spanish keyboard, on MacOS the @-sign was typed using Alt (Option) + 2, but on Ubuntu I have no idea. Have you even looked at the documentation? man time tells you "The elapsed time is not collected atomically with the execution of the program; as a result, in bizarre circumstances . Do this: Alt + gr (near the space bar) and the 2 key. . Similar to this is '€': Alt + gr + E The there is: á é í ó ú To do this, near return the is ç to the left of this key is ´¨. The @ is on the '2' key on a Spanish keyboard. I'm generally seeking precision better than a second, I imagine a microsecond may be difficult to track on a standard CPU without some sort of external higher-precision /dev connected. I have to copy and paste it every time. flhn, cwp2c, ojdcf, dxsau, r9jdi, fear, 8dav, ugllu, gecfmx, 2t9f,