Belgian (Non-Apple) Keyboard Layout

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This is a Mac OS X keyboard layout for 'standard' Belgian The international keyboard layout (as opposed to the Apple-specific one) The main difference is that signs such as @ and # are accessed using AltGr.

Installation

Place the Belgian (Non-Apple).keylayout file ( or Belgian (IBM).keylayout if you have an IBM-compatible keyboard) in /Library/Keyboard Layouts or /Users/<username>/Library/Keyboard Layouts
Log out and back in
From the Input Menu International preference pane, select the layout called Belgian (Non-Apple)

Making it the default seems to be tricky: the keyboard sometimes seems to jump back to the default layout. Disabling the default keyboard seems impossible since the checkbox is greyed out and unaccessible. I still haven't found how to solve this, so I just move the whole Roman.bundle out of the System library and put it where Mac OS can't find it.

TODO

Make some kind of icon for it, preferably different than the default Belgian flag from Mac OS X.

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Daniel Szmulewicz for providing the IBM keyboard layout.