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> I wonder if someone has started selling keyboards that are "perfect for prompting" I don't know about such marketing copy, but keyboards with a "CoPilot key"
by applfanboysbgon 4mo ago
> I wonder if someone has started selling keyboards that are "perfect for prompting"
I don't know about such marketing copy, but keyboards with a "CoPilot key" are now standard, particularly on all Windows laptops, which is an even more egregious form of marketing.
- neonstatic 4mo agoThe "Windows laptop special key" is a bit of a meme. Microsoft keeps changing it every few years to the new hot thing and it never catches on. It feels like "we have Command key at home".
- applfanboysbgon 4mo agoI have never seen a Windows laptop with the right ctrl key, or any normal key, replaced by a special key before CoPilot. I have six Windows laptops spread over 20 years and all of them before my most recent one have normal keys.
- jcheng 4mo agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Menu_key https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Menu_key is all I can think of, but that was introduced in 1994...
- neonstatic 4mo agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_key https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_key
- ninjalanternshk 4mo agoJust imagine how much an authentic keyboard with a Clippy icon would fetch, to the right buyer that is.
- pdpi 4mo agoCmd and Ctrl being separate keys is legitimately one of the things that keeps me on macOS.
- conception 4mo agoCmd and ctl are separate on Windows as well. Option is the Windows key.