• Meta by itself just opens the launcher thingy in KDE so I can search for an app.
• Meta + T = Open terminal
• Meta + E = Open Dolphin (this is a Windows holdover, Meta + E opened Explorer but it’s kind of hard-coded into my brain now)
• Meta + F = Open Firefox

I think that’s all of them.

Meta+T opens a terminal about once every 5 minutes on my machine.

To open the App Menu, and for a mod key, same as in Windows

The default for Gnome. It’s a really useful app switcher.

Use as $meta in my .i3/config, so … lots of things.

I map it to the panel menu that most DEs still include. Unless you’re Gnome, in which case you may as well use a joy stick to navigate that GUI.

meta and ctrl switched, because if there’s something apple did right it’s using the thumb as modifier key for copy/paste/etc instead of pinkie finger which is far FAR less able to deal with repeat strain

but i also type programmers dvorak because i got pretty horrible wrist pain at one point so anything to stop me damaging my wrists :p

I used to have bunch of key maps, now it’s just: tap it to pull up the start menu and type software I want to open, and meta + space to change language input on my keyboard.

I guess pretty much it.

Bazzite KDE default seems fine for me.

Switched the cap so I wouldn’t have to see that ugly logo… mapped it to the super key for Hyprland

Just general command key for shortcuts?

It is probably my most pressed button because of this, also i changed the keycap to eye of horus.

I use my context menu key as the chording key to control any keyboard macro profiles, so that I can terminate, reload, summon for editing or summon a help file as needed.

I have lots of shortcuts bound to it except I never press it because I have the caps lock key mapped to the same keycode and that’s easier to press

I always just remapped it to the super button, and most applications actually automatically map it to the super button.

by holding it i can grab a window anywhere to drag it