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If you're comfortable remapping the keyboard, all of this is pretty much a non-issue. What's more of a concern to me, as someone who was hoping to buy the Hasw
by rst 13y ago
If you're comfortable remapping the keyboard, all of this is pretty much a non-issue.
What's more of a concern to me, as someone who was hoping to buy the Haswell X1 as a Linux box, is the function-key row. Lenovo generally has a reputation for laptops that support Linux reasonably well out of the box, but if that function-key row requires extra driver support (i.e., if the BIOS doesn't set it up to emulate a standard keyboard), things could get awkward...
- JoshTriplett 13y agoThat much should work; word of mouth from other Linux users suggests that there's a BIOS setting to force it to be F1-F12 by default, and to be brightness/volume/etc via Fn.
- abecedarius 13y agoI didn't see any fn key in the OP's photo. Maybe they just moved that too? Or are you talking about the older model?