Spread EurKEY, vote for this answer this answer on StackOverflow. Or consider making a donation. You can also migrate the layout to other Linux distributions. In case you had, please let me know so I can make these packages available to public.
Check this link: http://superuser.com/a/171162/384610 (it's for Windows XP but works for Windows 10 as well)
Make sure the key isn't configured as hot-key in your operating system. KeePass 2 uses ALT_GR + A for 'Global auto-type'. See https://superuser.com/a/553138/384610 for how to disable this hot-key.
Appearently it's not possible. The closest workaround is described on https://superuser.com/q/592970/384610. If you have a better solution, please let me know.
Gnome requires additional layouts to be activated with this command:
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.input-sources show-all-sources trueSee https://www.reddit.com/r/gnome/comments/7jqvl9/eurkey_layout_missing_from_the_settings.
~/.config/lxqt/session.conf: [keyboard]For a system-wide configuration, edit
layout=eu
/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/00-keyboard.conf and change the value of XkbLayout: Option "XkbLayout" "eu"
For Windows, I created a registry file that maps the Insert key to AltGr. Making manual changes to the registry may damage your Windows installation. So if you know exactly what you are doing, and you know how to remove registry entries, you can try out the mapping. Here's to acitvate it, InsertToAltGr.reg, and here's to remove it, RemoveKeyMappings.reg. Again, only run it after having verified the registry files do what you want.
Here's a small guidance I received from someone having problem with the installation and finally managed it:
1. Windows Settings > Time and Language > Region & Language
2. In "Language | Preferred Language", click on any Language, then magically a button "Option" appears.
3. Keyboards > Add a keyboard > Add EurKey
This is a really strange phenomenon that some few people have encountered. It may be that the error tone occurs in some installations when the layout contains the capital ß (ẞ) (which was added to the German alphabet in 2017). The mere presence of the character seems to be enough for the problem to occur. I have created a version without this character, which has helped in all cases so far. You can download it here: https://eurkey.steffen.bruentjen.eu/download/windows/1.3/eurkey3s.zip
It's true that until now I haven't been able to include all European characters yet. I have started researching all European alphabets and created a huge spreadsheet with all the characters and their frequencies in each European language. It just became too complex. I will continue to work on it, but it's a big thing. Missing characters don't come from bad intentions.
I read all incoming mail. I answer most of them. It may happen that I answer super, super late, and sometimes not at all. The reason is that I am working on many other things, and I have a job. I don't make any money with EurKEY (actually not even the server costs are covered). All my work on EurKEY is community work. Please keep that in mind before writing complaints. EurKEY should be seen as a gift. If you don't like it, create your own layout or find one that suits you better.