Copilot Key Replaced With Sharpie
We don’t plan to add the Copilot key to Framework Laptop keyboards. We’d rather give you Control. Microsoft’s new Copilot key is the first big change to Windows keyboards in 30 years trib.al/3jglx8C And if I want it?
Framework jokes that instead of adding Microsoft’s unwanted Copilot key to its laptop keyboards, it would prefer to give users a physical “Control” key. When someone asks for the Copilot key anyway, Framework posts a Sharpie marker, implying the user can simply draw or label one themselves. It is a sarcastic reaction to unnecessary keyboard changes and the rivalry between user preferences and Microsoft’s hardware design. EN: Framework jokes that instead of adding Microsoft’s unwanted Copilot key to its laptop keyboards, it would prefer to give users a physical “Control” key. When someone asks for the Copilot key anyway, Framework posts a Sharpie marker, implying the user can simply draw or label one themselves. It is a sarcastic reaction to unnecessary keyboard changes and the rivalry between user preferences and Microsoft’s hardware design.
- @gentoomemes / 8512 2024-01-05
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