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by the_pwner224
2618 days ago
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On Windows you can't do anything with super (AFAIK); you are stuck with what Microsoft provides you and that's it. Most Linux desktop environments (Gnome, KDE, etc.) provide default mappings that involve super, but they can all be changed freely by the user. So you can get rid of Win+L or change what it does (at least on KDE, or if you are using just a WM like i3). macOS is just weird, with the cmd/ctrl split. |
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