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The Logitech K860 keyboard doesn't have the Windows logo on the Windows key. It has "opt" and "start" along with undecipherable half-a-stew-pot icon: https://

by floxy 3y ago

The Logitech K860 keyboard doesn't have the Windows logo on the Windows key. It has "opt" and "start" along with undecipherable half-a-stew-pot icon: https://www.imore.com/ergo-k860-split-ergonomic-keyboard-review https://www.imore.com/ergo-k860-split-ergonomic-keyboard-rev... ...mostly just posting this to hear what others might think that icon represents.

dijit 3y ago
That symbol represents an alternative and indicates the function of the key. Its used on Apple computers. IE: alt
- floxy 3y ago
  Ah, so it is maybe graphically similar to the double-throw switch schematic symbol. https://wiringengineabt.z19.web.core.windows.net/double-pole-double-throw-switch-schematic.html https://wiringengineabt.z19.web.core.windows.net/double-pole...
  - duskwuff 3y ago
    Or a railroad switch.