Seems to be italian.

Tiido wrote:

Seems to be italian.

The name for this layout is named Italian ?

I'd say french. Has their special characters é è â...

French use AZERTY (and Germans QWERTZ).

Italian layout seemed to have all the special keys in the same place : https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Itali … oard_layout.svg

I had an italian born friend some time. Honestly didd'nt know they have those characters. But you seem to be right.

Just look at the labels on the top right "Stamp" for print and "Pausa" for pause. That's pretty convincingly Italian 😉

Confermo che è un layout italiano. 😀

That's an italian keyboard. As Tiido said, French keyboards are AZERTY and also have that abomination where the symbols in the upper row are the default choice and to write a number you have to shift them.

andrea wrote:

Confermo che è un layout italiano. 😀

That's an italian keyboard. As Tiido said, French keyboards are AZERTY and also have that abomination where the symbols in the upper row are the default choice and to write a number you have to shift them.

Couldn't agree more. That's why I've always found it to pe a pain to use laptops without actual numberpads - makes you lose so much time when inputting numbers. Honestly the whole AZERTY layout is a bit of a mess - there were talks about changing it a while ago but I don't know how far they got with this. It's a bit like a country deciding to switch to a different type of electrical sockets... when the system is already built it might be difficult or impossible to switch to a new one...

Thanks for the help guys!