Set Grave Accent (~) as a language switcher for Mint
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Environment : Linux Mint 17.2 Mint comes with the default language switcher as ALT + Left Shift. But I normally like Grave Accent (~) to switch between languages as I used Microsoft Windows for a long time. Here are the steps to add Grave Accent (~). Download zip file grave-key . Open downloaded folder. You will find compressed file name "grave-key.tar.gz". Double click at file name "grave-key.tar.gz". It will open uncompressed program. Click "Extract". You will find one folder name "grave-key" in the same folder. Open command line Terminal. Click at "Menu", select "Terminal". At the cursor, type command "su -" to change to "root". Enter root password. Change directory to the downloaded folder by typing "cd /home/ /Downloads/grave-key". Make sure that the file "script.sh" allow execute permission like "-rwxr-xr-w". Otherwise, you can run ...