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And could you elaborate on how it should be done?

I can only answer 4), and that is Yes. I do believe that the two first is a No, but let more knowing people answer that.

Global settings, An extra "Slider" item has been added (no. six from the top below Display)

Oh I certainly agree on that to an extent where it is close to being tautology. I mean this should go for ANYTHING we buy in my book. Do we need it? If so, is the benefits worth the price? Else do not buy! An individual assessment. It is very much a matter of what you want to use the device for. If you primarily do stuff tapping and swiping in the apps you use, you are unlikely to gain anything/much. If you on the other hand enters a lot of text, it is a different matter.... Also SOME apps/games can benefit from hardware keys, also for non-textual input. I'm certainly not claiming

...On the other hand \| would be on the right key positioned just left of Z for the UK. And also what I get in windows selecting US layout on a physical keyboard with a key left of Z... Windows moves the key three right of P to left of the Z, (as we for odd reasons got the upright not the horizontal Enter) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QWERTY

Nope they are individual. 🙂 The only keys wired as one are the two Shifts, and the two (currently) doing Ctrl

The problem is the wiring, The very left key and the key to the right of space is wired as one...

Easily done:

I must say that @Wasmachineman_NL does have a valid point here. I doubt that ANYONE would disagree in principle. Anyone rarely using the keyboard would just get extra thickness and weight at a higher price than without. For those I suggest go buy one of the 986876 other available phone/phablet models out there...

I think you can pretty safely drop the first "m". From what we know they got identical hardware identical less the storage option (and colour)

Just a guess: It might have been send back to Fxtec, but as the OP does not seem to get the mails from them, (s)he would need to try to contact them from another mailbox, to sort it out - they will at the least be able to provide the shipping details like tracking number.

...And I did not read your quote, only your answer... 😂

I would be interesting in buying a case too, but got ZERO experience with 3D-printing, and does not have the faintest idea what material to look for finding someone to print it... So if some of you can do it and ship to Europe (That is Denmark) then please name a price.

Just out of curiosity, except with the arrows for marking (and Visual Studio short-cuts), where do you encounter this combination? I don't think that I ever used it for other than marking on a phone, And I bet some trickery could be done having ⬈+Shift+Arrows act as Ctrl+Shift+Arrows.

But that is exactly what we already got (except the Sym), so maybe it isn't that bad after all.... 😉

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Yes I know the ⬈ is currently USED as Fn. But nothing requires this to be the case for all layouts.... That was my point. We might use it differently in different layouts, based on the same print (&#11016 gives the ⬈ )

OH just realized that swapping the YellowArrow to the current Ctrl, would make Sh+YA super easy!! A win-win here!!!

The term is horrible, but we do need something that are distinctive from Shift to allow symbols on letter-keys. And International users might even need it combined with shift. (That would require some faking of another combo to do with one thumb)

Now THAT would be a first 🤣

I would suggest the bottom row as something like this: YellowArrow , Ctrl, Fx, Alt, ??? , Space, YellowArrow, ???, Left, Down, Right not quite sure what to put on the ??? keys ...Actually this would be quite close the Lenovo laptops keyboard: Fn, Ctrl, Win, Alt, Spaaaaace, AltGr, PrtSc, Ctrl

We could use a 'neutral' label like the yellow arrow symbol, and then it could be used as Fn or AltGr depending on the layout.

I'm getting dizzy reading this *LOL* Maybe we should have the thread split in TWO. One for the ideal keyboard for a Pro2, and one for what can be done with the print only for The Pro1 & Pro1x. Most of this thread has ended on the former not the later As they only seem to have changed the memory/storage chip I find it highly unlikely they would go with changing the electrical layout for the keyboard. So I think the natural simple thing to do with the Pro1 hardware would be to change the two independent Fn arrows to Alt and AltGr, and make the current Alt (or Sym) the new Fn. But we c

Remember that the two shifts and two ctrl pairs are one key each logically, they are wired. So you can not do the suggested swap on the right side of space

Uh a lot has happened here since last I read. But a quick note: Remember that there hardware-wise seems to be 64 keys (8 by 8 grid internally), though physically 66 keys, so we can not get the suggested uncoupling of the modifier pairs...