Ha, true! But also interesting, how differently we work. I switch to national keyboard layout only when I have to write an email/chat message with my compatriots or maybe a document that needs those national characters. Otherwise, I just use US layout for everything. Like 99% of time I'm on US layout. It makes much more sense when programming (not just brackets, but also quotes, colons/semicolons, slashes, backticks, etc.), which is my primary use of computers.
I'm Czech and use the UCW layout which works exactly like US English, but allows me to enter Czech letters with AltGr. It's so much better than the traditional Czech layout.
