Thread: StickyKeys -esque functionality in CLI?
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Old 4th February 2013
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Originally Posted by tehsean View Post
It is when you have dedicated F1-F10 keys. For laptops and other exotic hardware, the Fn key comes into play.
Ah, makes sense. Luckily my laptop has dedicated FN keys.

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The thumb board on this computer only has one (left) shift key. If I can remap one of the other keys on the right side to shift, that might work as well as sticky keys.
Thumb board ... yet another bit of hardware I've never seen.
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