To make this method available, first you have to choose your Compose key position. You press Alt, release it, you enter "mu", and you get µ symbol added into your text field. For example, lets say you chose Alt as your Compose key. You press the key you chose as the Compose key then release the key, enter sequence of characters (2-3 keys) for a symbol you want to enter. You'll have to use Linux keyboard: Unicode hex codes composition to make that ones with your keyboard. The only bad thing about Compose key is that you can't type the cool stuff, like ♥ hearts, ★ stars, ♪ music notes and other cute symbols you can find in my Cool Symbols ♡😎. I mean practically all the lingual, technical, economical text characters and signs and the easiness of pressing three buttons. Because, the spectre of symbols you can type with Compose key is huge and easiness of it's use is incredible. And if you're a Linux user you at least have to know that you can input them from your keyboard with Compose key technique. Yes, or no, there's also about a hundred other characters available for easy texting. You use Linux and you often need to type accented letters, like ü? Or, maybe, ½, ±, €, ©, «»?
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