user220: The Arduino Yún board, has an accent in it's name.
Unless you're using a modified/Spanish/Italian keyboard, it's hard to add the accent. It obviously isn't a huge deal, but I thought it might be something to think about. Could we:

Just ignore it? (Note: I didn't tag it feature-request if we wanted to ignore it)
Add an accent symbol on the toolbar?
Have some sort of script that automatically renames the instances of "Yun"


Technically, we're misspelling a board's name on purpose. Is this even a big deal?

user316: I wonder if HTML entities like &uacute; pruduce Yún in stackexchange markdown? ... it seems they do.
This is handy if you have a tenkeyless keyboard or can't remember decimal numbers for every accented character.

user42: If you're working on Windows, try holding the left Alt key and type 163 on the numpad (the cluster of number keys at the right-hand side of many conventional keyboards). That should give you the accented ú character.
It may only work on American/British English systems.
For laptops/notebooks, you may have to enable num lock or similar to use part of the main keyboard as a numpad.

user94: If you are using Mac OS. You can get the accent by pressing 

alt+e followed by u.

I don't see a special need for an extra icon in the toolbar.

220: <h2>The Arduino Yún board, has an accent in it's name.</h2>

<p>Unless you're using a modified/Spanish/Italian keyboard, it's hard to add the accent. It obviously isn't a huge deal, but I thought it might be something to think about. Could we:</p>

<ul>
<li>Just ignore it? (Note: I didn't tag it <a href="/questions/tagged/feature-request" class="post-tag required-tag" title="show questions tagged &#39;feature-request&#39;" rel="tag">feature-request</a> if we wanted to ignore it)</li>
<li>Add an accent symbol on the toolbar?</li>
<li>Have some sort of script that automatically renames the instances of "Yun"</li>
</ul>

<p><img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/kcPrU.png" alt="Toolbar screenshot"></p>

<h2>Technically, we're misspelling a board's name on purpose. Is this even a big deal?</h2>
 316: <p>I wonder if HTML entities like <code>&amp;uacute;</code> pruduce Y&uacute;n in stackexchange markdown? ... it seems they do.</p>

<p>This is handy if you have a tenkeyless keyboard or can't remember decimal numbers for every accented character.</p>
 42: <p>If you're working on Windows, try holding the left <strong>Alt</strong> key and type <strong>163</strong> on the numpad (the cluster of number keys at the right-hand side of many conventional keyboards). That should give you the accented <strong>ú</strong> character.</p>

<p>It may only work on American/British English systems.</p>

<p>For laptops/notebooks, you may have to enable num lock or similar to use part of the main keyboard as a numpad.</p>
 94: <p>If you are using Mac OS. You can get the accent by pressing </p>

<blockquote>
  <p><strong>alt+e</strong> followed by <strong>u</strong>.</p>
</blockquote>

<p>I don't see a special need for an extra icon in the toolbar.</p>
