On Windows, Swiss German does not include the esszett (ß) ligature, which is only used in Germany and Austria, meaning that that letter is unimportant in Switzerland, and is therefore not found on the keyboard. Linux typically assigns ß to . On Windows, Swiss French does not include the ù accent, which is only used in France and Belgium (even though it is used in Italian), meaning that that letter is unimportant in Switzerland, and is therefore not found on the keyboard. Mac typically assigns ù to . While the German keyboard uses German labels for its keys (e.g. instead of ), Swiss keyboards use the English abbreviations as a "neutral" solution, as they are used for all the national languages of Switzerland. Luxembourg does not have a keyboard layout of its own. Public education and administration use the Swiss-French keyboard which also represents the Microsoft Windows standard keyboard layout for Luxembourg, while some of the private sector prefer the Belgian layout. Other places may use the US layout. Liechtenstein, which mostly speaks Swiss German and the Liechtenstein German dialect, also use the Swiss German layout without an ß character. See also AZERTY QWERTY QZERTY German keyboard layout Blickensderfer typewriter Dvorak keyboard layout Neo, an optimized German keyboard layout References Computer keyboard types Latin-script keyboard layouts