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arrow-up1747arrow-down1imageTo this day, I don't know what it was meant forlemmy.caReef to Bikini Bottom Twitter • 7 months agomessage-square106fedilink
minus-square@sturlabragasonlink43•edit-27 months agoIt allows users to press keys like Shift, Ctrl, Alt, or the Windows key one at a time, rather than holding them down while pressing another key. And here is my obligatory; “just use linux”.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink28•7 months agoAlso if you keep pressing shift repeatedly after the sticky keys window appears, it will eventually disappear and disable the prompt alltoghether.
minus-square@SchmidtGeneticslink18•7 months agoOr just turn the setting off when it appears the first time?
minus-square@sturlabragasonlink9•7 months agoI somehow thought it was a Windows thing, but being an accessability feature of course isn’t. I was also joking because it seems to be 90% of our comments to suggest using linux😅
It allows users to press keys like Shift, Ctrl, Alt, or the Windows key one at a time, rather than holding them down while pressing another key.
And here is my obligatory; “just use linux”.
Also if you keep pressing shift repeatedly after the sticky keys window appears, it will eventually disappear and disable the prompt alltoghether.
Or just turn the setting off when it appears the first time?
How is Linux an alternative to Sticky Keys?
I somehow thought it was a Windows thing, but being an accessability feature of course isn’t.
I was also joking because it seems to be 90% of our comments to suggest using linux😅
It’s good advice irrespective of the time or topic.
This is always what I think when I see these
Ugh.