Microsoft is adding a new key to PC keyboards for the first time since 1994
Microsoft is adding a new key to PC keyboards for the first time since 1994
Copilot key will eventually be required in new PC keyboards, though not yet.
Copilot key will eventually be required in new PC keyboards, though not yet.
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If only that other OS had keyboards tailored for it...
We could have, I don't know, Compose, Super, Meta, instead of things like Menu that serves no purpose whatsoever.
My Menu key just lost it's virginity because of this comment.
My scroll-lock key lost its virginity a few days ago, when I realized, I could use it for the Compose-key.
I remapped it for Yakuake, pretty handy for plasma.
Mine is "the screenshot key". For a nice special keycap for it too.
Menu key serves a purpose when you need to access a context menu without a mouse to right click with.
Granted, I've needed that maybe a grand total of three times over the course of nearly three decades of computer use. But I don't know how you access that menu otherwise. It's a nice bit of redundancy from a company that doesn't often think of that.
Installed it, tried it... So far it does not do what I need the way I need it and now I'm looking for a way to accomplish it (altough I doubt it's possible), made a post about it but got no answers so I guess I have to stick to what works.
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If it weren't for that specific scenario I think I could move over to Linux, but it's just so far behind in terms of gaming and streaming that it's not easy to ditch Windows yet... specially because if something doesn't work there's either no way to do it or a 1000 things to try, who knows how many are outdated, deprecated or don't work that way on the distro I'm using (also the enshittification of the search engines doesn't help).
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I recommend cross-posting that support post to a general Linux support community. That doesn't sound to me like it's specific to Fedora.
The cross-section of Lemmy users who use OBS and also specifically Fedora, that just won't be incredibly huge...
Yeah I tough about it, but I'm going slow, I don't want to be that asshole who crossposts the same shit to every community inside every instance in a single day and manages to flood the feed with the same post because they don't know how federation works.
I know Nobara Project was aimed at gamers/streamers, maybe check that out?
I don't want to go around testing OS, it's already a chore having to set up the first time just to do it over and over.
Still sticking to Windows until I find another solution.
Introducing you to our almighty penguin... LINUX