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I've had great luck with Dells for Linux support. Lubuntu on Latitudes has run flawlessly over the years. It is unfortunate that Dell chose to use small arrow
by manaskarekar 11y ago
I've had great luck with Dells for Linux support. Lubuntu on Latitudes has run flawlessly over the years.
It is unfortunate that Dell chose to use small arrow keys and at the same time overload the arrow keys with the 'Home-End-PgUp-PgDown'. Hard to believe this layout was chosen for their Latitude and Precision lines too.
- Zer88 11y agoI've had the XPS 15 since December and that is my only complaint. PgUp/Dn is not an issue, but having to hit two keys (Fn + Arrow) to Home / End is simply unacceptable when you're used to spam those while writing and refactoring code. I did some tweaking to mirror my old setup that had Home / End above backspace and that I love, because you can have your left hand thumb on the arrows while your middle finger drives Home / End. The rightmost 3 keys above backspace are PrtScr / Ins / Del, which I re-mapped to Del / Home / End, and put PrtScr / Ins on the Fn+Arrow instead.
- Glyptodon 11y agoYeah, I have a Dell (a cheap plastic 13" of some kind) and don't mind the small arrow buttons. But I can't stand that they used them with fn for begin/end/page up/page down.