Using Caps Lock as FN-key #1
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…e, disable caps lock special handling for vampire
…hake, do USB stuff during handshake pulse
…F11 and F12 keycodes available
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Hello,
in my opinion the CapsLock function is an obsolent function. I practicly never used it on the Amiga. It is from the time the only ways to emphazice was to type in caps or underline. In 98% of the time, if CapsLock is on, it was done by accident. On my PCs I often deactivate CapsLock in registry for this reason.
So I think it would be great to add a mode where CapsLock function is deactivated and the key is instead used as a modifier - combined with f1 sending f11 and with f2 sending f12 instead. Like the Pi 400 does on his keyboard with the FN key.
This would be a great help using Amiga keyboards on emulators.