My rather new HP laptop has scroll lock hidden on the unlabeled combination fn+C which is obviously right next to the daily used ctrl+C. It is trigger, and it doesn't LED or any OS indication that it's on or off. Good luck understanding why arrow keys are broken in Excel :)
My favorite is when I use control-L to clear the screen on a terminal and hit Windows-L by accident to lock the entire laptop.
Re:Scrollbar Blindness
by chrisco255 on Thursday August 27, 2020 @12:33PM
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Get you a gaming keyboard with a Windows key lock.
Better yet, use any keyboard you like, and remap (left) Windows to a different key code, ideally corresponding to some key that's not present on your current keyboard layout and that, unlike the Windows key, is fully remappable by AutoHotkey, in-game options, etc., using something like
I don't play much lately, but I do have a Keyz Iridium. It was the cheapest mechanic keyboard I found, at least what feels more similar to mechanic. Don't get me wrong, the trippy colours are nice too. And... it has a combo to disable Windows keys!!
Thank you very much :)
Re:Scrollbar Blindness
by ChuckNorris89 on Thursday August 27, 2020 @04:08PM
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Doesn't windows 10 have a gaming mode that disables that key in full screen?
This conversation happened a thousand times: "but you can hit them again and restore what you were doing"... no, I can't, specially if I have pressed a dozen keys since.
I used to buy IBM keyboards from more civilized times, but my dealer disappeared, maybe he was arrested?