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I have never encountered anyone in real life that prefers Fn/Ctrl on a Windows or Linux machine. I have helped at least a couple of poor souls that had acquired
by chrismorgan 4y ago
I have never encountered anyone in real life that prefers Fn/Ctrl on a Windows or Linux machine. I have helped at least a couple of poor souls that had acquired a laptop that does it Fn/Ctrl to flip it in BIOS to the obviously superior Ctrl/Fn.
(macOS, the situation is different because it’s ⌘ you’re mostly aiming for rather than Ctrl, and it’s further in which makes it easily thumbable. On other platforms, Super/Fn/Alt/Ctrl might be a decent order, but I think you’d still probably end up wanting Fn to be second in rather than edge. But really, all I actually want is for Fn to be a regular modifier, please, not handled in the firmware where it only works on a few keys and is just dead on the rest. Fn keys are really stupid in this way.)
- asddubs 4y agoI think I prefer Fn/Ctrl but just because I've basically only used thinkpads for the last decade or so, so I'm used to it