@adamhotep Well played.

@adamhotep @johns I'm on an old thinkpad, so I often press it accidentally. Does that count as usage?

I should remap it I guess, to the menu key or something. Is this the way: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Map_scancodes_to_keycodes ?

@stdh @johns that looks valid, but there are lots of ways. I'm using XFCE and its settings have a direct option to make it Compose. (On my old Thinkpad, that key is Menu … and I remapped that to Compose too.)

@adamhotep @johns KDE here, but those remappings to compose are somewhere in the underlying X/Wayland, right? I had a look at those, I can select menu -> win and win -> prtscr, but not at the same time. (Last one is actually "win mapped to prtscr and the usual win".)

Thanks for the hint anyway.

@bkuhn I'm not sure. I'm thinking about pressing it.

@bkuhn @johns Or similar for KDE. Yes. Pretty useful, I use it often.

@zacchiro What I learned is that 94% of people use the key more than I do. So, scientifically, I have to accept its continued intrusive presence on my laptop keyboards.

@johns @zacchiro Wait…that key is actually supposed to _do_ something? Legit question, since I've not seen it in years but when I had it never did anything when I pressed it.