when is the last time you used pic related

>>57329102
Aprox 2 weeks ago while fixing something on aunts computer. Accidentally, of course.

>>57329102
Is this the next thing Apple will courageously remove?

>>57329102
5 minutes ago to open up the terminal in sublime

i just used it for the first time in 15 years

>>57329102
my keyboard doesnt have that key :(

>>57329102
whenever my right-click gets fucked

I actually use it quite a lot. I try to use shortkeys as much as possible and in Windows it's pretty much the only way to open the context menu in certain situations.

For example, typing some text, making a typo, going back to the misspelled word (ctrl + arrow keys makes you jump whole words and not just letters), pressing the context button, down and enter to apply a suggestion.

I absolutely wouldn't want a keyboard that doesn't have this key.

>>57329102
A few minutes ago, while correcting my syntax for another 4chan post.

Probably 10 seconds ago.
I hate right clicking with a mouse.

>>57329182
A normie friend acctually showed me that its usefull for e.g.libreoffice. Without me he would've used openoffice thou. Haven't had a real keyboard for half a decade. Maybe I should map it to

ctrl+print

, but I'm stupid enough to accidentally

pressalt+print+b

.

My keyboard replaced this with a function key
>>57329112
Apple keyboards have cmd instead

When I'm at work and I need to remote or vnc into some remote shit internet area. Easier than right clicking

I just realized I have never used this key on any keyboard intentionally.

about a week ago i wanted to press it on my laptop for something but realized my laptop doesn't even have one

the fuck


at least i have both start keys, it's horrible to only have one

>>57329309
Welp, I just figured out that shift + f10 does the same thing as the context button.

>>57329102
I mapped it to my compose key, so I use it quite frequently.

>>57329112
courageously? no one will miss it anyway.

I use that keycap for my fn key.

It's actually pretty useful in Excel and most MS Office products, context button + underlined letter.