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  3. March 2004

Re: Linux 122key Keyboard - Which keyboard to get?







linux5250-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 03/04/2004 02:42:02 PM:

> We want to rollout a few Linux test workstations and we have Affirmative
> 122kb already in place with windows.  These keyboards require a driver in
> order to use under windows, so I'm guess they would _not_ work under
Linux?

I'm guessing when you go into your BIOS setup, you can use your keyboard to
navigate.
Meaning your keyboard does not require a driver at all.
Probably what the driver is for, is extra features (configurable
"multimedia" or "internet" keys).

I've never seen a North-Amercian keyboard that doesn't work under Linux.

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