> Tell me about it. The German keyboard layout shares exactly five(!)
> punctuation character locations with the US one, AND has two letter keys
> swapped.

The first time I got in front of a German kezboard it took me about five 
minutes to find the @ symbol.

BUT the biggest problem for me is that German kezboards don't have a 
Caps Lock, but actually a Shift Lock. So if you want to type something 
that's all-caps with numbers (eg a product key, UK postcode or 
something) you are either going to get a mess or a worn out shift key.

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