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You can get little Linux themed stickers to cover the Windows logo. Also Linux distros use the button for things...

• Avamander 7y ago
  You can use the button, but it shouldn't be "the Windows button", we should remove the branded concept.
  • dbtx 7y ago
    I agree in principle, having scraped their logo off my former favorite keyboard, including the big one with "Designed for Windows 98" on the bottom. But I also remember that we can now buy dozens of gigabytes of RAM for much less than the GDP of a small country, partly because MS helped bring up and keep up the demand across decades, justifying so much R&D. Now that key's name is just an annoying side effect of the way history went, and it's not the one I choose to focus on anymore.
  • Mikeb85 7y ago
    I agree. I like calling it the super key myself.