Re: To replace fc27 Gnome with KDE spin?

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On 17/2/18 3:55 am, Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
On Fri, 2018-02-16 at 16:42 +0000, Anne Wilson wrote:
On Fri, 2018-02-16 at 15:51 +0000, Anne Wilson wrote:

Well obviously you need to hold the Fn key :-) (I know, some things are
only obvious after the fact).

BTW, for future reference I recommend you join this list and use a
proper mailer with a quoting feature. The HyperKitty mail interface is
absolutely terrible, and that's not even the worst part of it.

poc
I've never met this "hold Fn key on any of the other machines I've had.
On my keyboard (a Logitech) it's the other way round, i.e. the orange
Fn key selects special functions such as volume control, while the
function keys themselves work directly, so I guess there are lots of
ways to do this.

There are lots of ways, I've seen laptops with a blue Fn key to activate the function keys and numeric keypad, and also have an orange key to activate special functions. I'm using a desktop with a microsoft keyboard, which has separate keys for volume, mute and play/pause controls and even a key for a calculator, but by default none of them work under linux and I've never investigated what needs to be done to get them to work, even if it is possible. I'm also thinking of converting to a razor gaming keyboard to match my razor gaming mouse (the mouse doesn't work properly under linux with the interfaces that need to be downloaded, the kernel driver needed to with bluetooth works fine but the apps don't, and I'm yet to determine whether its an issue with the apps or the bus which they use (the apps function via the bus and work fine with the mouse when its on usb but not when its on bluetooth) where the keyboard has a vastly different setup again.

As a side note to this, in a earlier email on this thread I made reference to some comments made by Samuel and referred to them being made by you, at the time I'd been working on another thread on an email provided by you, and at the time I wrote my comments I still had that email in my mind, hence got confused between you and Samuel, so I apologize to both of you.


regards,

Steve


poc
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