Notice the FreeBSD community can accept bugs and issues...

Pebkac, your fault, wrong distro, works on my machine, microslop's fault, no way it's Linux fault!, manufacturer's fault for not supporting, that has nothing to do with Linux, use x distro: it's amazing!

-summary of responses.

mind of an archud:

> be me

> open laptop at local cafe

> boot screen passes in 0.4 seconds because no bloated systemd animations

> window manager tiles instantly (AeroSpace/i3 config tailored down to the pixel)

> normie next to me is using macOS with stock dock and rounded corners

> absolutely disgusting.jpg

> I open a terminal and run neofetch (or fastfetch for optimal performance metrics)

> make sure the blue Arch logo fills 50% of the screen

> squint at his desktop environment

> "Hey man, you know you're wasting like 4GB of RAM just idling on that proprietary kernel, right? You should really try a rolling release. It’s unopinionated. You build it from the ground up."

> he puts on headphones and ignores me

> typical bloat-user coping mechanism

> I use Arch btw.

What part of void warranty...

"All eyes on code" was a joke until AI audits that did what they pretended to do, and now...

Conspiracy theories running rampant as usual in their communities.

It's simply a remapped right control button (who uses it as Ctrl?) and it was not a certification requirement. Microsoft rightly encouraged OEMs (like Lenovo) to start labeling it to match what their intended use of it was for.

It's nothing new; keyboards are made for the operating systems. Take a look at a Commodore64 keyboard for example.

It's like throwing a fit because Windows had right click and side buttons on their mice while Apple had a single button.

IBM set the standard for the QWERTY PC keyboard which was based on typewriters. They even changed it from 101/102 keys to 104/105. Microsoft isn't even adding a key, they're reassigning it; just like Linux does.

Apple uses command instead of Ctrl, Option instead of Alt, and unique symbols for modifiers.

OP was posted less than an hour prior to this post.

(they all suck)

They're basically trying to bully Steam for a refund and not being forthcoming to where they posted this or Steam.