How to disable non-english keys, but keep their AltGr meaning

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I have a non-english keyboard and it has all sorts of unusual keys for letters of my language. But I very rarely have to use them, they are rather just annoying when I accidentally press them. I wounder if I could disable them so pressing them would not type anything at all. However some of them have a useful AltGr meaning that I would like to keep enabled.



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  • Which keyboard layout are you using? One possibility is to create a custom keyboard layout where you drop some symbols.
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I have a non-english keyboard and it has all sorts of unusual keys for letters of my language. But I very rarely have to use them, they are rather just annoying when I accidentally press them. I wounder if I could disable them so pressing them would not type anything at all. However some of them have a useful AltGr meaning that I would like to keep enabled.



Is this possible somehow?










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  • Which keyboard layout are you using? One possibility is to create a custom keyboard layout where you drop some symbols.
    – Gunnar Hjalmarsson
    Mar 29 at 14:29












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I have a non-english keyboard and it has all sorts of unusual keys for letters of my language. But I very rarely have to use them, they are rather just annoying when I accidentally press them. I wounder if I could disable them so pressing them would not type anything at all. However some of them have a useful AltGr meaning that I would like to keep enabled.



Is this possible somehow?










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I have a non-english keyboard and it has all sorts of unusual keys for letters of my language. But I very rarely have to use them, they are rather just annoying when I accidentally press them. I wounder if I could disable them so pressing them would not type anything at all. However some of them have a useful AltGr meaning that I would like to keep enabled.



Is this possible somehow?







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  • Which keyboard layout are you using? One possibility is to create a custom keyboard layout where you drop some symbols.
    – Gunnar Hjalmarsson
    Mar 29 at 14:29
















  • Which keyboard layout are you using? One possibility is to create a custom keyboard layout where you drop some symbols.
    – Gunnar Hjalmarsson
    Mar 29 at 14:29















Which keyboard layout are you using? One possibility is to create a custom keyboard layout where you drop some symbols.
– Gunnar Hjalmarsson
Mar 29 at 14:29




Which keyboard layout are you using? One possibility is to create a custom keyboard layout where you drop some symbols.
– Gunnar Hjalmarsson
Mar 29 at 14:29















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