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Re: Open-Sourcing our Firmware

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I hate fn+arrow as an alternative to having real home/end/pgup/pgdown keys. It's probably the thing I hate most about my blade laptop.

Why? Do you feel similar about not having a "real" dedicated key to ctrl+c / ctrl+v ?

Because I came from a laptop that had home/end/pgup/pgdn and grew fully accustomed to those keys for keyboard navigation (which is my bread and butter these days).

The alternative was to get a 15" laptop, which is slightly too big for me, so I suffer in silence and occasionally bitch about it on forums.

Re: Open-Sourcing our Firmware

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You can run unsigned software on an M1 Mac, clicking “run anyway” isn’t that hard lol

That is untrue for native arm apps. The OS actually requires signing. If you are running an x86 app through Rosetta you can currently avoid code signing requirement. https://eclecticlight.co/2020/08/22/apple-silicon-macs-will-...

What’s the big deal? They don’t require it to be notarized. You can self-sign.

Quite frankly no one should be running unsigned binaries regardless of OS or architecture.

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