The AZERTY keyboard layout is standard in?
AZERTY used in the European Union can easily be bought in online shops within the European Union as the old standard French keyboard is no longer mandatory. Apple's keyboards use the same AZERTY layout in both France and Belgium. Based on the Belgian version, the most notable differences are the locations for the @-sign and €-sign, among others. OS X also supports the standard French layout for non-Apple keyboards; the standard Belgian layout, however, is available through third-party support only. There is also an Arabic variant of the AZERTY keyboard. It is especially used in the African countries Algeria, Chad, Comoros,
Keyboard layout for the physical keyboards used by major Amazigh (Berber) communities around the world. Non-standards-compliant but convenient combined AZERTY Latin script layouts exist which also allow typing in Tifinagh script without switching layout: A non-standards-compliant but convenient combined AZERTY-mapped Tifinagh layout exists which also allows typing in Latin script without switching layout: All the above layouts were designed by the Universal Amazigh Keyboard Project and are available from there. The Royal institute of the Amazigh culture (IRCAM) developed a national standard Tifinagh layout for Tamazight (Berber) in Morocco. It is included in Linux and Windows 8, and is available from IRCAM