BlackBerry: remap Universal Shortcut Key to CTRL#205
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Left control despite being on the right side? |
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in case someone decides to map left ctrl and right ctrl to different things like a monster, left ctrl seems more default. |
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As following screenshot from BlackBerry KEY2 user manual indicates: The 9 dot key is called "Universal Shortcut"
In Android it just launches a weird custom app for defining shortcuts or something.
I think in a Linux environment, the closest equivalent would be the CTRL key. It's also a lot more useful than "RMETA"