Jo, can I somehow reassign the keys on the laptop, so that I have, for example, CTRL on the key where previously, for example, Fn was?
With some laptops this can be set in the BIOS, for example Thinkpads, where Fn is to the left of Ctrl, unlike most other manufacturers. Otherwise it doesn't work that easy.
If you use Windows download "Microsoft PowerToys" o
https://docs.microsoft.com/...powertoys/
You can simply reassign keys and key combinations. + many other useful features like FancyZones and and and.
From expert to expert - take a look at https://docs.microsoft.com/...powertoys/
And yes is a great question why this is not integrated into Windows by default, everything…
Can the software also handle the Fn key? I'm not sure if it sends a keycode, like all other keys, or does something strange on the hardware level, so that the F-keys send different keycodes…
Uff these compliments here for me. Oh god ey
But ey, thank you
Uh there you have a point, that depends on the keyboard too, because I assemble my keyboards myself and do the assignment at hardware level, so to speak, I can't tell you what is standard there. For me it is on the hardware level that when I press the Fn key I switch over 3 layers (so don't have to hold) - but then the Fn would be the only exception. In any case, my FN key is the only key that I can't use in powertoys and this is not surprising in my setup.
Cool! A friend of mine also had one, a very fancy one, consisting of two halves and we soldered the buttons together… But I myself have a perfectly ordinary, ancient keyboard from Cherry, the only feature of which is that the button is always the same the Windows flag shows, has printed a Tux penguin. But it doesn't have an Fn key at all, but an additional "K" key, back then for the KDE start menu. So I'm not up to date with what the Fn keys are like.
