Yes i know what it is, it's the windows/mac key. But are there keyboards that say super on them, because i don't really like to have my windows button, it's just not me, i want one thats more universal... any one you guys can reccomend?
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Yes i know what it is, it's the windows/mac key. But are there keyboards that say super on them, because i don't really like to have my windows button, it's just not me, i want one thats more universal... any one you guys can reccomend?
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I removed mine in protest years ago.
For a less drastic approach get some little colored star stickers like they give out in kindergarden and just place them over the ***dows logo.
Ohh even better, print really really tiny ubuntu logos on sticker paper cut them to size.
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Can't think of any universal keyboard that has no windoze-key on it, even those generic-type keyboard sold for cheap prices got the windoze button.
I guess the universal solution would be to use any sharp-bladed object (sand paper maybe) to scrape that windoze logo
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Sun keyboards have a little rhomb (square, diamond ... you get the idea) instead. I really like those.Originally Posted by dragos240
Those newer Sun keyboards are USB ... and as far as I can tell they will work anywhere. You just have to get used to those extra-keys, e.g. on the left (Stop, Again, Props, Undo ...). The nice thing is that most of these keys can be configured to do something useful via the "Keyboard Shortcuts" menu.
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Correct me if i'm wrong, but i think thats the META key.Sun keyboards have a little rhomb (square, diamond ... you get the idea) instead. I really like those.
Those Sun newer keyboards are USB ... and as far as I can tell they will work anywhere. You just have to get used to those extra-keys, e.g. on the left (Stop, Again, Props, Undo ...). The nice thing is that most of these keys can be configured to do something useful via the "Keyboard Shortcuts" menu.
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Nope, works tip top as SUPER key under Linux.
EDIT: btw, aren't "meta" and "super" key the same thing? Just different names?
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I believe that meta is the same as Alt/Command. And if you use the Das Keyboard (redundancy anyone?), you won't have any worries about the windows logo being on one of your keys.
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Regardless of that ... the diamond key does function as "Super" key when connected to a Windows or Linux system.
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Oh, and of course there is German keyboard-maker CHERRY (they originate from Germany but their products should be available world-wide):
They indeed produce "Linux keyboards" with a little Tux instead of that stupid logo:
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What a great idea, i think i'll get one.Oh, and of course there is German keyboard-maker CHERRY (they originate from Germany but their products should be available world-wide):
They indeed produce "Linux keyboards" with a little Tux instead of that stupid logo:
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