> Yes the physical layouts are also different, but that really doesn't matter.
Real YMMV territory here. I use many devices and when one of them has been a US ANSI layout, that has been a problem. Any ISO layout is fine, could be UK QWERTY, AZERTY or QWERTZ, I'll reconfigure it on software and ignore the labels. But applying a ISO layout to a ANSI keyboard leads to issues like Linux losing the # key or OS X just making random shit up and calling it a keyboard layout it isn't.
Luckily, Framework has done the work of making an ISO layout already for UK/France/Germany
To tag on, based on my experience in Eastern Europe, users that do need dual-language key caps will buy a set of stickers for their keyboard.
Or as you said, they don’t need to see the keys - I type in Russian and Ukrainian and don’t need to see the keys.
I want to throw my money at you, but I can't because the laptop is not available for shipping to the country I live in.