I&#x27;ve dropped AZERTY more than 10 years ago. Nowadays I use QWERTY with &quot;US, international with dead keys&quot; as keyboard layout. It works much better than AZERTY. You don&#x27;t need to remember where all the accented letters are on the keyboard. You just compose them logically with the `&#x27;&quot;, characters. It pretty much allows for composing any French (accent) German (umlaut) diacritical. The only difficulty is typing a ç. You need to switch on the third level, assign it to a dead key (such as ALT) and then you can compose it as alt+C. The &quot;third level&quot; does not work out-of-the-box.