Return vs. Enter
Joel Goguen
jtgoguen at gmail.com
Wed Nov 19 02:20:04 UTC 2008
On Tue, 2008-11-18 at 21:55 -0400, Jon wrote:
> What is more important, in my opinion, how to reconcile what any given
> user's keyboard may have written on the enter key. I have 4 keyboards in
> my house and they all have 'enter' written on them but I am in Canada
> and use the US keyboard. If I was somewhere else, I don't know what it
> would say.
>
> Perhaps this is actually a discussion about localization as is seems
> somewhat likely to me that what is printed on the enter key may be
> different from region to region.
My keyboard doesn't have anything written on it, just the symbol. The
keyboard beside me says "Enter" and has a similar symbol. I don't
remember seeing "Return" in many years, but maybe that's a regional
thing. There's situations where it makes more sense to me to say
"Return" instead of "Enter", but as someone has already pointed out that
may date me :)
--
Joel Goguen
Bug-free code is a myth.
Registered Linux User #391952
Registered Ubuntu User #15951
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