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Here is Windows' US International layout:

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And here is the Debian (Ubuntu) Implementation, namely US International with dead keys:

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You see the difference. The Windows default option will not make it for my purposes, I need the second one.

The obvious question: what is the most straightforward way to export the layout from Debian (Ubuntu) and import it to Windows without having to type in each shortcut one by one with the Microsoft Keyboard Layout Creator (You need at least 10 reputation to post more than 2 links)?

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You're better off asking on a more generalist site, you to customize Windows keyboard layouts isn't on-topic here. Also msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/goglobal/bb964665.aspx – Mat Feb 16 at 10:22
I don't quiet get it, you were trying to migrate the shortcut configuration, not the keyboard layout right? – warl0ck Feb 16 at 10:45
@Mat: Also msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/goglobal/bb964665.aspx If you read the last sentence of my question you know that this is exactly not the solution what I'm looking for. Thanks. – superuser Feb 16 at 20:46
@warl0ck: The whole US International with dead keys layout as it is. – superuser Feb 16 at 22:54
Can we move this to Meta instead of straight out closing it? Thank you. – superuser Feb 18 at 14:17
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closed as off topic by Mat, warl0ck, Thor, manatwork, uther Feb 16 at 14:00

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