People are complaining about how to exit vi/vim.
They have not FUCKING TRIED EXIT TELNET ON A SWEDISH KEYBOARD

CTRL+Å works for me (wierd i know)

German fag here.
I feel you.

@Kimmax I believe it's CTRL + ALT GR + 8 ( [ )
The joy of the german keyboard

That's why I learned to always change my keyboard to us/gb. My language has accentuated letters, but I'd rather have consistent keyboards.

Have you heard of the ...Power button, doh :/

Just type bye

@DataJockey
Really? I have to test that! If that would I'll send you some beer ok?

OK :)

@DataJockey
Did not work :'(

One of the idiots I've had the displeasure of working with -- more particularly, his horrific infrastructure mess after he was fired for stealing money, among other things. He had servers provisioned on lots of different services in different countries, and he was the only person who knew how anything worked, where the servers were, what they did, how many there were, how to deploy code, etc. His setup was the stuff of nightmares, and cost the company in excess of $20k a month. Anyway, I had to find the servers, figure out how to log onto them without any credentials, figure out what they were for, re-do their security to lock him out, and migrate their functions / wipe and de-provision them. I ended up saving the company 80%+ per month. lol didn't even get a raise.

Point is, some of those servers weren't configured with US keyboard layouts, so learning to type on them was tedious. Never did figure out how to exit vim with a German keyboard layout. (Thanks @Awlex!)

@mrtnrdl On a american layout it's like this:
@: ALT GR + q // Hope i didn't notify somebody
/: SHIFT + 7
\: ALT GR + - // Gotta love that one

In rants we unite, in typing, we divide

@Linux aww, no beer then. :(
i just checked it again. It's quit not bye.
Bye was for ftp.