Lenovo swaps Fn and Ctrl key placement
Lenovo is going to try something very different this time round in order to bring some semblance of normalcy. How so? First time Lenovo users will realize that their notebook’s Fn and Ctrl keys have been inverted for no good reason, and it does take some getting used to if you have been using other notebooks for quite some time already. Well, Lenovo decided they ought to do something about this by unveiling a new BIOS option on future ThinkPad models that allow you to virtually swap the functionality of both keys to restore law and order in Keyboardland. Too bad this applies only to new ThinkPads and there won’t be a retro update.
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